Sentence examples for reflects recognition from inspiring English sources

The change reflects recognition of the importance of the audit relationship and of a company's accounts, he said.

There's discord in the Melanesian Spearhead Group over the accession of Fiji to the chairmanship, a battle that reflects recognition of the growing importance of Melanesia as global demand for resources heats up.

The recent reconciliation between the two powers, if grudging in parts, nonetheless reflects recognition, especially by Japan, of the growing contribution that bilateral trade and investment are making to each country's economy.Although ties have undoubtedly warmed over the past two years, a number of issues have the potential to complicate the relationship.

The review reflects recognition, in part, that the all-volunteer military may rely less on ground infantry operations in the future  and more on desk-bound analysts, robotics operators, software engineers and cyberwarriors.

This reflects recognition of the important role that managing risk factors plays in the clinical management of the disease.

This small series of case studies reflects recognition among study respondents of their need to use and contribute to global knowledge in order to advance professionally.

The decision appeared to reflect recognition by E.U. officials of the political obstacles.

The election of Mr. Sharon, however, reflected recognition by the Israeli people that peace cannot be a one-way street.

There is also soul-searching about the bigger picture, reflecting recognition that international business is increasingly complex.

But Kuwait's shift of position today also reflected recognition that high prices jeopardize the global economic growth upon which future oil sales depend.

The decision to refer the treaty to the ECJ appears to reflect recognition by EU officials of the political obstacles Acta faces.