Sentence examples for reflected the assumption from inspiring English sources

Alan Abramowitz of Emory University said the data reflected the assumption that presidential elections are "largely a reflection on the performance of the incumbent president and the state of the economy".

The decision reflected the assumption by General Franks, the top American commander for the Iraq invasion, that the major fighting was over.

"End-of-life scenario 1" reflected the assumption that respondent life expectancy was one month in health state 6 [EQ5descriptionon: 21333].

The kinetic models tested and examined in this study had a determinant role in the results of the sensitivity analysis in a manner that reflected the assumptions used in development of the model such as the temperature and amine concentration ranges.

We often assume — and contract law reflects the assumption — that contracts are bargained over, and, in practice, many are.

Nevertheless, international legal documents routinely reflect the assumption that sexual violence happens only to women and girls.

The behaviour of members of social movements does not reflect the assumption that the social order will continue essentially as it is.

During an era of exploitive industrialism and urban alienation, women were often encouraged to take on acts of "neighborliness," reflecting the assumption that "interpersonal amiability can placate class tensions".

The fact that no-one seems to worry about them reflects the assumption that their values are close to British ones, even if they do not formally join the club.

This reflects the assumption that "frictional poverty" will persist for many years: economic volatility and political trouble will, from time to time, knock citizens of poor countries back below the poverty line.

The projection for growth rate next year is just under 100percent98percentcent, reflecting the assumption of 82percentt growth persistence).