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It does, on the other hand, have an element of self-reflection: the lack of diversity is made transparent in the report itself, and attempts were made to correct this by replacing experts, introducing two plenary sessions on gender-political aspects and more expertise on feminist perspectives on growth, prosperity and quality of life [54, 55].

Its vitriolic net-neutrality debate is a reflection of the lack of competition in broadband access.

Damon said this was as much a reflection of the lack of existing facilities as of fears of the numbers of deaths.

Given the economic crisis, he said, there is "a degree of voter indifference, which is a reflection of the lack of political leadership we have seen".

One reflection of the lack of consumer spending data is that we know a lot more about the income situation of the poor than we know about what they are spending and what their standards of living are.

I hope that the apparent lack of demand for data up to this point has been a reflection of the lack of awareness of the possibility of collecting useful data, or the difficulty of collecting it, rather than genuine lack of demand.

Just today, it's been revealed that 1 in 4 suicides occur within 90 days of discharge from hospital; a reflection of the lack of funds for transitional care and specialist care in the community as a result of ongoing cuts to mental health funding.

This may be a reflection of the lack of diversity within China and certainly as compared to countries with more diverse populations.

"That's a reflection of the lack of trust, the fact that we don't know what business the markets are in, and there's so much algorithmic trading and technology-driven trading it's created downstream problems".

In other words, duration dependence is mainly a reflection of the lack of demand, while the alternative explanation of dynamic selection would point at the importance of supply-side factors, such as inadequate skills, that result in low job-finding rates from the very start of the unemployment spell.

The MHF said the increasing numbers were a reflection of the lack of coordinated plans to prevent suicide in New Zealand.