Sentence examples for reflection of priorities from inspiring English sources

That's a fair reflection of priorities.

This cannot be seen as a fair reflection of priorities for Wales.

Gun violence is a priority everywhere and budgets are drafted as a reflection of legislative priorities.

The aims of the framework are to facilitate concurrent consideration of multiple decision criteria, to stimulate reflection on priorities and values, and to promote transparency and communication within the decisionmaking committee as well as with outside stakeholders.

The new bill, a reflection of Democratic priorities, increases spending on domestic programs by an average of 8percentt in the current fiscal year, which began in October.

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

It is a sad reflection of our priorities as a nation if we cannot afford the same recognition for elite scientists and engineers".

All platforms are treated equally – the large proportion of iOS apps is a reflection of the priorities of their developers and publishers (although in some cases – Any.do and Music Unlimited for example – they were released first on Android).

The Queen's speech, though shorter and somewhat less punchy, is the closest thing we have in Britain to the US president's state of the nation address in the sense that it is as possible to discern in Her Majesty's text a legislative reflection of national priorities.

I say that in government we can afford anything but we can't afford everything, therefore what we spend our money on is a reflection of our priorities.

In addition to supporting the reflection of country priorities in the African Union agenda, the Commission plays a crucial role in defining it.