Sentence examples for reflection of government from inspiring English sources

Creative Access chief executive Josie Dobrin said the decision to scrap the charity's funding was "a sad reflection of government priorities".

The email from former ambassador Vincent Fean to my office evidences no such thing, it was simply a reflection of government policy at the time.

China: The official Xinhua news agency, which can be read as a reflection of government thinking, similarly said the "current scenario" was "reminiscent of the lead-up to the Iraq War, which the United States staged with allegations about weapons of mass destruction that later turned out to be false".

What makes Mankiw's window dressing so insidious is that income inequality is fundamentally a reflection of government policy choices, which have allowed the 1% to gobble up an increasing share of the national income.

The Syrian government's chemical munitions, he said, still are moved "from time to time" around the country, likely a reflection of the government's concerns that if the weapons remained in one place they could be located and seized by rebels.

That is in part a reflection of the government's lack of capacity.

"This is a new trend," he said, calling it a reflection of the government's determination to exact "collective punishment".

What a devastating reflection of this government's effort that these simple essentials are still missing from people's lives.

Steve Williams, chairman of the Police Federation of England and Wales, said the push for volunteers was likely a reflection of the Government's budget cuts.

Mr. Higazy's lawyer, Robert S. Dunn, called the letter "just another reflection of the government's reluctance to take the matter of Mr. Higazy's complaint seriously".

The ministry said the move is a reflection of the government's "concern to protect Saudi citizens against suspect groups who try to drag people into criminal activity".