Sentence examples for published a reflection from inspiring English sources

SIXTY years ago, Robert H. Jackson, President Franklin D. Roosevelt's attorney general, published a reflection on F.D.R.'s titanic battle with the Supreme Court that had reached its climax in the failed court-packing plan.

The European Medicines Agency EMAA) published a Reflection Paper on methodological issues in confirmatory clinical trials planned with an adaptive design (CHMP/EWP/2459/02) in 2007 [ 3].

The FDA has produced guidance [ 16] and the EMA [ 17] has published a reflection paper on PRO measures in support of label claims.

The Roman Catholic Church published A Christian reflection on the New Age in 2003, following a six-year study; the 90-page document criticizes New Age practices such as yoga, meditation, feng shui, and crystal healing.

The European Medicines Agency EMAA) published a 'draft reflection paper' in 2011 to assist applicants in the generation of relevant data (quality, clinical and non-clinical) to support a marketing authorization for intravenous liposomal products developed with reference to an innovator liposomal product [50].

And my colleagues at the Los Angeles Alliance for a New Economy (on whose board I proudly serve) published a series of reflections by LA activists called "Rage and Reflection: Meditations on LA's 1992 Civil Unrest and the Ongoing Transformation of a City".

For example, in the new year my colleagues and I from The UK in a Changing Europe intend to publish a short reflection – some "tests", if you like – on what a "Brexit that works for Britain" would (and would not) look like.

After being profiled in the documentary film For the Bible Tells Me So (2007), Robinson published a memoir containing his reflections on the controversy over his ordination, In the Eye of the Storm: Swept to the Center by God, in 2008.

The first edition of Frances' memoirs was published a few months later, under the title Reflections on the Cottingley Fairies.

Approaching 100, he published a book of poetry, "Flotsam and Jetsam", a spirited reflection on aging.

I'm talking about Peter Brook, who has just published an exquisite little volume of reflections on Shakespeare, The Quality of Mercy.