Sentence examples for reflects the recognition from inspiring English sources

The burgeoning interest in Mandarin reflects the recognition of China's emergence as an economic and political power, administrators say.

In part, officials said, that reflects the recognition that whatever his briefing papers say, Mr. Trump will act on instinct once he is across the table from Mr. Kim.

The decision to not focus on a string of sweeping new proposals reflects the recognition that Mr. Obama has little chance of securing major legislation from a Republican Congress.

But it also reflects the recognition that pitchers, unlike position players, do not display a stable aging curve, in which they improve until a certain point and then begin to decline.

This almost certainly reflects the recognition of the economic importance of space and what it can contribute to future growth.

"It reflects the recognition that both the Millennium Stadium and Cardiff is an ideal centre for a worldwide event".

If the reaction at the United Nations is more subdued, it may reflect the recognition that wiretapping at the United Nations is as old as the institution itself.

Yet governors and Republican leaders said the tenor of the discussion also reflected the recognition that social issues no longer carried the punch they once might have.

Such food is called prasada (Hindi, prasad meaning "grace"), reflecting the recognition that when human beings make offerings to deities, the initiative is not really theirs.

The details of these proposals differ but as a group reflect the recognition by select policymakers of the promise of this intervention.

Tonight's was the most conciliatory of their encounters, reflecting the recognition of both that, with Mr. Bradley's failure to win a single primary contest so far, the race was likely to end soon.