Sentence examples for reflect communities from inspiring English sources

"It's very difficult for the Census Bureau to accurately reflect communities like ours, where the majority of the population is present only part of the year or part of the week," said Larry Kantwell, administrator of the Village of East Hampton.

The group recommended a joint approach to economic development and the language, adopting an area-based approach to "facilitate the designation of special economic language zones" to reflect communities' use of the language.

Both reflect communities fearful of collapse.

A possible explanation is that in the affected region, counties with a lower percentage of uninsured adults appear to have lower average income level and reflect communities comprised of many of the working poor.

The county concocted a regulation prohibiting articles that did not reflect community values.

They will reflect community feeling as well as tariffs and sentencing.

Mr. Doctoroff has denied the accusation, saying, "We have changed our plans to reflect" community input.

Board members will have to be cautious that goals they adopt truly reflect community values.

Asked whether the move compromised the independent setting of penalty rates, Bandt said "parliament sets laws that reflect community standards and the independent commission operates within those standards".

ALTHOUGH "local control" means little for huge districts like New York City's, most American schools are run by elected boards that are expected to reflect community goals.

Acorn's position — stated dozens of times — was that the project should go forward if the developer modified it to reflect community concerns.