The makeup of the Lords should reflect voices from all parts of the country, not just London and the south "as it is very heavily now", Lord Falconer told delegates.
The contents of the highly-regarded National Catholic Reporter, and the lengthy comments threads by clergy and laity, reflect voices pained and angry over the abuse crisis.
Innovation The Children's Manifesto, which reflects voices of children from all over the country, is both a reminder that much still needs to be done to advance the rights of the children in Nepal and a demand that the country's political parties demonstrate their commitment to children.
"There were a lot of nuggets that reflected their voice and attitude, and an outpouring about the impact Gilenya had on their lives".
According to the British literary scholar Bonamy Dobrée, men of letters in the mid-eighteenth century prided themselves on writing in a "middle style" that reflected the "voice of society"; a bolder style would have constituted an offense against taste.
They no longer reflected the voice of the modern single woman, who now needs stories that are more diverse, more progressive, and more accurately reflect the true realities (and horrors) of dating.
The Goldwater campaign did not respond to the comments, but the candidate affirmed that he would honor the law as president, as it reflected "the voice of the majority".
To mitigate potential personal biases and ensure that the coding and analysis reflected the voice of end-users, our review and audit of the coding process included an experienced qualitative researcher who did not work in the FMC-ICU.
Automatic acoustic measures of voice quality in people with Down syndrome (DS) do not reliably reflect perceived voice qualities.
Crucially, it must accurately reflect your voice and your messaging.
I have a vision which reflects the voice of New York.
