But taken as a whole, these reflections on the contribution of Jewish ethics to the "loving fellowship of mankind" make uplifting reading at a time of renewal.
For comparative purposes, we include in our review reflections on the contribution made by a United Nations effort towards sustainability, the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), made without an accompanying major global gathering.
This may be seem as an act of self-promotion, which is true, but it is also a very adequate reflection on the many contributions of physics and physics-minded people on a very important field of medical diagnosis and therapy.
Thus, Vedanta is also referred to as Vedanta Mimamsa ("Reflection on Vedanta"), Uttara Mimamsa ("Reflection on the Latter Part of the Vedas"), and Brahma Mimamsa ("Reflection on Brahman").
4. Encourage Reflection on Past Contributions In one experiment, Jane Dutton and I found that after listing specific ways that they had helped others in the past week, the likelihood that people would donate to an earthquake relief fund more than doubled, from 21percentto46percentcent.
This contribution is a reflection on the theme Knowledge Acquisition based on my experience from 1987 when I started working in this area.
Procedural accounts of autonomy can include Nussbaum's approach, not as definitive of the kinds of lives women should live, but as an important contribution to the kind of reflection on the good life on which personal autonomy depends.
Lepore's piece inspires further reflection on the Roberts Court's spurious argument that big-money contributions to political campaigns are a form of free speech.
Safeguarding the contribution of expertise to policymaking won't be achieved through a war of words, but through sustained reflection on the changing practices of academic impact.
How often is there a reflection on the career choice that was made with a mixture of materiality and the desire for public service and contribution to the welfare of society.
The painted reflection on the water is mirrored by the reflection on the teapot's surface.
