Sentence examples for reflection of the progress from inspiring English sources

"The community needed to have a true reflection of the progress it was making.

Mr Lansley - who the programme indicated had declined to debate directly with his shadow on air - said: "I hope Andy will come and talk to me before I make a statement to parliament because I think when he looks at what we are publishing he will recognise that it is simply an accurate reflection of the progress we have made and a basis for further talks in the future.

But the meeting is also an illustration of the intense engagement with allies and key partners in Asia by the Obama administration in the first month of 2016 -- a reflection of the progress the administration has made in bolstering these partnerships and the increasing importance of them for tackling today's headline-grabbing events.

This will include a diary of tasks and activities, comprehensive records of all electronic, telephone and face-to-face discussions and reflections on the progress and processes involved in the case study.

The EU's executive arm said Greece's finances were ahead of the targets agreed with its lenders, describing it as a "reflection of the remarkable progress that Greece has made in repairing its public finances since 2010".

The forms and constants with which logicians are concerned at a particular point in the development of logic are just a reflection of the logicians' progress (up to that point) in systematically classifying valid inferences.

It is the product of the clear decreases in birth and mortality rates and an increase in life expectancy, which are reflections of the socioeconomic progress of countries.

Moreover, questions that guided reflections on and evaluations of the progress within the steering group meetings were included as an integral part of each meeting (ASD & OD SGMMs).

We believe the information we report elsewhere on this site is a far more accurate reflection of our progress toward diversity".

So it is a reflection of social progress that so many conservative Republican lawmakers and right-wing leaders try to wrap themselves in the moral authority of the civil rights movement.

These global figures are a reflection of remarkable progress made by individual countries, including many poor ones: Malawi almost tripled its food production between 2005 and 2007, significantly cutting down hunger.