Sentence examples for reflects the determination from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

Even the code name of the offensive reflects the determination of the American military to use its muscle to prevent the Qaeda and "non-Afghan Taliban" fighters, as the Pentagon refers to Arab and other foreign forces, from getting away.

To a small extent, it reflects the reforms that Mr Schröder himself pushed through; to a greater one, it reflects the determination of German business and German workers to regain their lost competitiveness.

The predominant role played in this early Slavic literature by translating from (and so Slavicizing) the Greek reflects the determination of these Bulgarian writers to promote the Slav dialect and to convey, in structure and lexicon, all the complexities and sophistication of Byzantine thought.

While the rally in Paris reflects the determination of its inhabitants to bounce back from the horror of the recent attacks, deep divisions of French society cannot be glossed over easily.

This may reflect the determination of investors to stay one step ahead of the authorities.

Those changes reflect the determination to follow a path of austerity in much of the developed world.

Carolyn's bravery and dignity during her year-long illness reflected the determination and purpose she brought to all that she did.

The entreaties may reflect the determination of Mr. Bush not to let the economy tarnish his presidency, as happened with his father.

The accord on Thursday reflected the determination of Germany, which is the biggest contributor to the European Union, to insist on tough conditions and strong safeguards.