Sentence examples for reflects determination from inspiring English sources
At 83, Yazdi may not be a likely candidate for leader unless a vacancy occurs within the next few years, but his election as chairman of Khobregan probably reflects determination from the likes of Mesbah-Yazdi, 80, and Jannati, 88, to block Shahroudi.
Mr. Obama's decision to use his executive authority to regulate utilities reflects a determination that he has no prospect of passing such sweeping policies through Congress.
The education secretary, Michael Gove, said: "Our support for Frontline reflects our determination to attract the highest calibre graduates to become social workers for children.
The plan reflects the determination of two to build a long-term partnership, while strengthening ties among the European airlines in the SkyTeam Alliance, the companies said.
Experts on South Korea both here and in the United States say the choice of Mr. Han reflects a determination to avoid a diplomatic train wreck.
Google's corporate home, within sight of the Santa Cruz Mountains, reflects the determination of the two founders to make sure that employees stay focussed.
"Social media is no exception, and today's enforcement action reflects our determination to pursue fraudulent activity on new and evolving platforms".
The president's budget reflects his determination that manufacturing will be a major component of American middle-class job growth and a worthy recipient of increased federal spending.
Lascaux II reflects a determination that the images shall be shown, in as faithful a form as possible, even if their originals can't be.
To a great extent, China's involvement in the modern Olympic movement reflects its determination to use sports to join the world as an equal and respected member.
Last year the prime minister announced a series of welcome initiatives, some of which the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) had been calling for some time, and we believe it reflects a determination to deliver results among those involved.
