Sentence examples for reflect a breach from inspiring English sources
Alternatively, this association may reflect a breach of confidentiality in that police can identify and target individuals who have previously been in treatment.
In other words, leaving the table when full before the rest of the family is done eating, might reflect a breach of good table manners, an ideal learned through family meals in most Western cultures [ 44].
The Committee nevertheless concluded that the findings against you reflect a serious breach of the principles of Good Medical Practice and the standards of conduct, which the public are entitled to expect from registered medical practitioners and the Committee therefore feel obliged to take action in the public interest.
A longtime friend of the Clintons who described himself as close to Hillary Clinton's presidential run said that while her conduct with the emails was a "mistake,'' it did not reflect a conscious breach of law.
The difference in communication between the civil disobedient and the ordinary offender reflects a deeper difference in motivation for breaching the law (Brownlee, 2012).
This reflects a wider trend.
The case reflects the breach of another cardinal rule about humor: If you hope to make people convulse with laughter by referring to deadly infections, you must spell the bacteria correctly.
The Triple Helix of university, governmental, and non-Japanese authors (TUGF) gained in synergy since the first part of the 1990s, and this is reflected as a trend breach in the Quadruple Helix (TUIGF).
In both 2000 and 2010 it was estimated at about 1.8%, reflecting widespread breaches of the one-child policy.
Reflecting on major breaches like a recent hack of Sony Pictures, Mr Obama said in his speech the US had been reminded of "enormous vulnerabilities for us as a nation and for our economy".
