In 2012-13, 1,841 incidents were reported to police in England and Wales – a 5% increase on the previous year – but that is only a small reflection of the problem.
SHANDLING There's probably a lesson for real life, which is that everybody needs to be our true selves instead of jacking it up and trying to make it faster and better, which is a reflection of the problem we're having in the country right now.
"WikiLeaks is just a reflection of the problem that more and more data are produced and can leak out," says John Mancini, president of AIIM, an organisation dedicated to improving information management.Two other developments are also poking holes in companies' digital firewalls.
Uncertainties in the form of randomness and fuzziness are handled together for a better reflection of the problem.
Another consequence of Buridan's account is found in some early sixteenth-century logicians whose reflection on the problem of identity through time led them to adopt an even more restrictive account of proper names than Buridan himself had countenanced, and one which has much in common with Roger Bacon's theory (see §7).
"It's a reflection on the problem of humanity that has or hasn't been afforded to blacks around the world and African Americans, particularly under slavery, where there was an equation of human and animal".
In the last thirteen years of his life, Schutz was preparing a comprehensive phenomenology of the natural attitude, and one manuscript, edited by Richard Zaner, was posthumously published as Reflections on the Problem of Relevance, and another, co-authored by Thomas Luckmann, appeared as The Structures of the Life World.
The character, he realized, was "a reflection of the problems and the frustrations of my generation".
Herman Van Rompuy, the European Council president, announced that the meeting would be held Thursday, six days later than originally expected — a reflection of the problems involved in reaching a deal.
In what appeared to be a reflection of the problems, Prime Minister Li Keqiang and President Xi Jinping, who is traveling abroad, both promptly issued orders about the latest disaster.
These steps are partly a reflection of the problems that the museum's merchandising arm, which a year ago operated 23 stores in New York and around the country, had been facing even before the downturn.
