Sentence examples for reflect a concern from inspiring English sources

"The complaints about Western individualism actually reflect a concern about a Chinese individualism that is running rampant," said de Bary.

The arguments given for means testing are always benign and generally reflect a concern with efficiency, the wellbeing of the most disadvantaged, and fairness.

JANE L. LEVERE A CHARITY REMEMBERED When chief executives resign, their severance agreements usually reflect a concern for them and only them.

Writing of all kinds began to reflect a concern with the colonial past in Africa as well as with the national historical background of empire.

The charges against Mr. Dinh reflect a concern, periodically repeated in the official press, about the destabilizing influence of contacts with the West.

The language of § 401 and the language of the Court in King both reflect a concern that the Federal Government not require a state legislature to appropriate more money for welfare purposes than it is willing and able to appropriate.

This partly reflects a concern over providing ammunition to the enemies of public service broadcasting.

But the Kremlin's reaction reflected a concern to keep communication open.

The environmental agency's internal documents reflected a concern that the industry's positions dominated the Energy Department's draft report.

The record reflects a concern on the part of the Directors over the increasing frequency in the financial services industry of "boot-strap" and "bust-up" takeovers.

Mr. Baig said it reflected a concern among some American Muslims that "this bombing is not going anywhere, and more and more civilian casualties are going on".