Sentence examples for reflection of the intent from inspiring English sources

Obviously, nothing in the constitutions of these twenty-one states -- admitted between 1845 and 1959 -- can be considered to be a reflection of the intent of these founders.

A further reflection of this intent is the publication by the European Medicines Agency of a Concept Paper on PBPK. 3 One is reminded of a similar train of events surrounding the introduction of population PK/PD and nonlinear mixed effects modeling in the early-late 1990s, again with encouragement and receptivity of regulatory agencies leading to FDA guidance on the topic.

According to the results of this study, we could conclude that the high percentage of cases in which diabetes is reported on part I of the death certificate was a reflection of the real intent of Taiwanese physicians.

She explained her unusual combination of roles as a reflection of the company's intent to "integrate rather than isolate sustainability" in the value chain.

Additional "top up" seats would be elected based on voters' party preferences to provide more proportional representation within regions - e.g., provided a fairer reflection of voter intent, along the lines of the mixed member system used to elect the Bundestag in Germany and a growing number of national legislatures.

Viewcounts are important to the community and are a reflection of the interests and intents of video viewers.

DHS described the narrowed applicability of the program as a reflection of Congressional intent to target funding based on realistic threat indications.

But many state parties have established rules that get far away from the goal of a fair reflection of voter intent.

Respondents say that "established by the State" is at worst a drafting error, not a reflection of legislators' intent, and that Congress wanted subsidies to be available to citizens in all of the states.

The pope's itinerary may be a reflection of his intent.

The specter of mass secret trials, as depicted by critics, is not an accurate reflection of the order or the president's intent.