Sentence examples for reflecting a decision from inspiring English sources

Mitsubishi Tokyo Financial Group, one of the four leading banking groups in Japan, announced that it planned to report an extensive loss for the year ending March 2001, reflecting a decision to write off bad loans and paper losses from its stock portfolio.

Neville will be aware that he has been hired by someone who he counts as a friend but also a business partner and that will be interpreted by some as reflecting a decision not made on merit or solely for the good of Valencia.

I flew instead, but it was close, reflecting a decision process that a lot of us are considering these days as air travel hassles worsen and the automobile taps us on the shoulder to remind us that driving can be a lot more pleasant than flying, at least on trips under 500 miles.

That partly reflects a decision to take several events for arts professionals off the public programme.

The CCTV attack on Baidu could reflect a decision to go after a less protected target.

This seems to reflect a decision that job creation comes first".

But Mr. Obama's approach reflects a decision that to salvage the war now requires a dominant American role.

"Rather, it reflects a decision that issues have been raised that warrant further investigation by the agency".

The shift appears to reflect a decision that the hunt for guerrillas is becoming the more urgent task.

"Or the stoppage may reflect a decision either to slow or even halt development of larger rockets," it said.

Jeremy Neuhart, a PPG spokesman, called the settlement "a positive development" that  reflected a decision by the plaintiffs to focus "on remediation rather than litigation".