Sentence examples for reflection we conclude from inspiring English sources

Moreover, upon reflection, we conclude that the development of a specific, uniform standard necessary to ensure equal application and to secure the fundamental right to vote throughout the state of Florida should be left to the body we believe best equipped to study and address it, the Legislature.

"Upon reflection, we conclude that the development of a specific, uniform standard necessary to ensure equal application and to secure the fundamental right to vote throughout the state of Florida should be left to the body we believe best equipped to study and address it, the Legislature," the opinion said.

Since (Sigma ) is invariant under the reflection (rho _{i_0,j_0}), we conclude that (Sigma ) is smooth away from the set ({P_i: i in mathbb{Z }_{2 k+1)}} cup {Q_j: j in mathbb{Z }_{2(m+1)}}).

The owners Zygi Wilf and Mark Wilf said in a statement published on the team's website: "While we were trying to make a balanced decision yesterday, after further reflection we have concluded that this resolution is best for the Vikings and for Adrian.

We would always encourage policyholders to travel safely where they can and would not endorse the manner in which Lucy travelled, however on reflection we have concluded there is enough ambiguity in the circumstances of this incident to settle the accidental death benefit claim".

"While we were trying to make a balanced decision yesterday, after further reflection we have concluded that this resolution is best for the Vikings and for Adrian," the statement added.

We conclude with reflections on the evolution of projects as key sites for improving the competitive performance of the organisation.

We conclude with reflections and lessons learned, emphasizing the importance of our external boundary setting, the role of funding, and the inexorable link between individual commitment and project success.

We conclude with a reflection on the pros and cons of our framework.

We conclude with a reflection upon our proposed definition of extensibility in hypermedia systems.

We conclude that more reflection is needed when designing studies on childlessness, and that we will be unable to understand the complexities of the process of remaining childless unless better data and methods are implemented in these studies.