True, the current offers reflect the need for information technology investment from the standalone branches.
Mr. Dodd cited a few of these cases in an effort, he said, to reflect the need for the reimbursement plan.
But Russian Ambassador Vitaly Churkin said Sunday that Moscow is concerned the draft "does not accurately reflect the need for an impartial, international investigation".
She said: "Overall these results may reflect the need for a more sophisticated approach to teaching and communicating how science works as a process".
Last year, the court of appeal, in the Burnip, Trengove and Gorry case, established that where disabled children are unable to share for reasons related to their disability, the level of benefit should reflect the need for an extra bedroom.
But it did reflect the need for leadership, stable government and a clear economic plan to "set Australia up for a prosperous future" and to prepare for challenges and headwinds that could not be anticipated.
The most striking of these, at Rouzat, features wrought-iron towers that for the first time visibly reflect the need for lateral stiffness to counter the influence of horizontal wind loads.
Large numbers of compounds, often more than 50, in secretions of the preorbital and pedal glands of antelope and the urine of many mammals appear to reflect the need for individual specificity.
The interesting findings of the available two studies clearly reflect the need for further research on natural ageing of FRP-concrete bond in different climatic regimes.
These parallel efforts reflect the need for a coordinated, worldwide battle against dementia, in which EPAD will play a crucial role.
The conception and the design of this system reflect the need for a user-centered, intuitive, and easy-to-handle tool.
