Sentence examples for reflects the realisation from inspiring English sources
His new sense of urgency reflects the realisation that the tougher rules big financial firms now face mean GE cannot make much money.
The planned move by the prime minister – likely to include giving the key strategy role to Lord Mandelson – reflects the realisation that uncertainty over Labour's election team seems to be behind some of the cabinet discontent over his leadership.
The targeting of House races is a relatively new tactic for campaign groups, and reflects the realisation among green activists that an environmentally friendly president, like Obama, could not deliver on climate change – or maintain existing protections – without support from Congress.
Such a focus on the professional development of teachers reflects the realisation that, apart from the need for the necessary policies at a system level, the use of ECVET depends on the knowledge, skill and attitudes of teachers who will ultimately be the people who drive it and make it happen.
The ball had been placed for a free-kick just outside the German penalty area and, with time effectively up, the nervous tension pouring from stands on to the pitch reflected the realisation this would be Argentina's last chance to secure parity.
On this reason we considered that the data for GPs who qualified in 2000 to 2004 would not accurately reflect the realisation of practice preferences.
This target reflects the anticipated combined financial risk protection effect of the progressive realisation of both universal health coverage and social protection.
Mancini started with a back four that had never before played together in Europe, with Joleon Lescott's start perhaps reflecting the manager's realisation that the more offensively minded Matija Nastasic is not yet the big-game player he envisaged.
On the basis of an integrated e-Health preparedness framework presented in ref. 10 an interview guide was developed to examine the following areas: (1) motivational forces for change that reflect the evaluator's realisation of problems and healthcare providers' dissatisfaction with present practices or circumstances for pandemic responses.
The comments reflect a realisation at the top of the party that, with the economy improving and Labour's poll lead looking frail, all Lib Dems must be prepared to face the reality that their party may have to do a second deal with the Tories, or a first deal with Labour, as they readjust to life as the third governing party.
BP's recovery reflects investors' realisation that, despite the spill, it has an impressive collection of assets which could be sold if necessary – and putative bidders like rival Shell have already been considering the possibility of a takeover.
