The decision will reflect the implications of the assessment of overall financial system vulnerabilities as well as any concerns related to one or more classes of vulnerabilities.
The perceptions urban areas trigger and how these cause behavioural changes reflect the implications of planning and decision-making upon them.
V.L. Bernard and J. Thomas, "Evidence That Stock Prices Do Not Fully Reflect the Implications of Current Earnings for Future Earnings," Journal of Accounting and Economics, volume 13, 1990, pp. 305 340.
The results of four experiments, which are consistent with affect theory from psychology, indicate when a company provides a retraction of a previous erroneous voluntary disclosure, investors' judgments continue to reflect the implications of the initial erroneous information.
However most are limited in failing to capture the whole contribution of a change in agriculture sector performance, as outlined in Chapter 3, and as such, do not reflect the implications of, for example, changes in relative food prices and the impacts that these changes can have on expenditure patterns and requirements of net consumers and of net producers.
"We look at valuations to understand whether the stock price accurately reflects the implications of the changes we see," Mr. Levy said.
The latter reflects the implications of the post-upgrading adjustments, leading to a smaller imported quantity from country J.
For a while, every time I borrowed a book from my local library in Washington, D.C., I was greeted by an Orwellian poster: "Big Brother Is Watching You!" I often wondered if others paused to reflect on the implication of these words, if they understood how profoundly living under surveillance distorts a society.
His photographs, which reflect the current implications of climate change in the South Pacific, will be displayed at the Milton S. Eisenhower Library next year.
