Sentence examples for reflects the gravity from inspiring English sources

The speed with which Obama's trip has been organised reflects the gravity of the tragedy.

The simplest is a fine that reflects the "gravity and duration" of the infringement.

"It reflects the gravity of the case and the government's perception of the damage that was done," Mr. Aftergood said.

The BBC said the settlement was comprehensive and reflects the gravity of the allegations that were wrongly made.

If that is to mean something, when campaigning resumes, the debate ought to be concluded in a serious way that reflects the gravity of the question confronting the United Kingdom.

"We continue to offer support to the victim and to her family and we welcome [the] verdict and look forward to a sentence which reflects the gravity of Khan's offending.

His visit is hugely symbolic, reflecting the gravity of the crisis.

But the authorities face an almost equal challenge in finding charges which reflect the gravity of what happened.

The Internet Watch Foundation says: "The IWF uses the term 'child sexual abuse content' to accurately reflect the gravity of the images we deal with.

Speaking shortly after the March ruling, Mario Monti, Europe's antitrust chief, said the size of the fine reflected the gravity of Microsoft's abuse of its dominant position.

Employees will not use the word pornography in this context, because they believe it does not "accurately reflect the gravity of images" they deal with.