Sentence examples for reflect threats from inspiring English sources

Former prosecutors said that such language was unusual and could reflect threats received by Mr. Madoff, who has received widespread condemnation since his arrest last week in a $50 billion financial fraud.

The National Marine Fisheries Service lists alewives and bluebacks as "species of concern," reflecting threats to the population.

The price rise reflected threats from Nigerian militants to disrupt the country's oil industry and nervousness about a potential disruption of supply from Iran.

"And it's a plan and a vision that will actually reflect the threats that the country faces in the 21st century".

Tom Hind, a director at the National Farmers Union which backs the cull, said: "Policing costs are a matter for the government, but are bound to reflect the threats made by some anti-cull protestors to disrupt a lawful licenced activity.

"In the context of elevated geopolitical risks, the FPC emphasised the importance both of strengthening resilience to cyber attacks and of market participants having robust contingency planning arrangements in place that were regularly tested and updated to reflect current threats," the Bank said.

The optimal defense hypothesis attempts to explain how the kinds of defenses a particular plant might use reflect the threats each individual plant faces.

We wondered whether neural activity would reflect the threat of the air-puff, and we used the monkeys abort behavior as a behavioral assay of threat.

The first step is fixing the formula so that funds reflect the threat our communities face.

A1 War Support From Australia The Australian government would like to see the U.N. charter updated to reflect the threat from terrorists.

The same message is contained in the revelation that Rangers cannot accept credit- or debit-card transactions for season ticket sales because the merchant provider was seeking security, which is likely to reflect a threat of insolvency should season ticket sales fall.