Sentence examples for reflected plans from inspiring English sources

The decision reflected plans to shut the medium-security area; the Nyack program served primarily those prisoners.

The company said the reduction in its forecast for 2010 earnings also reflected plans to divest units and add more money to its pension funds.

Caterpillar, based in Peoria, Ill., said the cuts reflected planned reductions in its incentive program and equity-based compensation.

The recent decision of Government of India to establish a separate division of Development Partnership Administration within Ministry of External Affairs reflects plans for expansion of India's assistance to developing countries and its firm commitment for timely delivery and effective implementation of its programmes.

He said he told Mr. Netanyahu that if the new state budget did not reflect plans to build in all areas, his party might oppose it, preventing it from being passed.

But most reflects plans for higher spending made in better times.Much of the deficit is structural, which means that it will not go away as the economy recovers, generating more revenues and lowering payments for the unemployed.

In reprinting the poems as Plath left them upon her desk at her death, this edition reflects plans that Ted Hughes bypassed when he arranged for their original publication in 1965.

The range of countries featured in the campaign also reflects plans by Cadillac to sell the ATS overseas, starting next year, as well as in North America, where it goes on sale in late August or early September.

Where pandemic plans have been prepared independently, and in ignorance or neglectful, of law, and where the legal framework has not been updated to reflect plans, then confusion is inevitable.

(This year's list reflects plan data as of the end of 2011).

The increase in GNM's operating loss is in line with our projections and reflects planned investments.