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But TCI's letter reflects widely held worries about ABN AMRO.

The human rights situation in Saudi Arabia reflects widely held conservative social values and as such needs to move at a pace that is acceptable to its society.

Positive law that restricts access to information and places often reflects widely shared notions of which accesses cause significant harms and which do not.

Each of the laws currently used was developed before the advent of biotechnology products and reflects widely different regulatory approaches and procedures.

The move also reflects widely divergent positions on broader conflicts in Syria, where both Iran and Saudi Arabia have been fighting a proxy war, and in Yemen, where the Saudi military has been fighting against Iranian-backed Houthi rebels.

Back home, Saudi women were, and are still, denied access to exercise, along with every other freedom, a condition that does not bother the Foreign Office, since, like so much female subjugation around the globe, it simply "reflects widely held conservative social values".

And they insist that while law enforcement officials find such techniques suspect, they reflect widely accepted medical practice.

He argues that large disparities in income more often than not accurately reflect widely varying economic contributions.

No, because market investors are often short-sighted, fail to reflect widely held social objectives and sometimes make catastrophic mistakes.

Taken by amateur photographers with simple point-and-shoot cameras, snapshots often commemorate something that is private and personal; yet they also reflect widely held cultural conventions.

The author of 18 novels, Drabble – complemented beautifully by Liz Byrski as chair – spoke about her most recent publication, The Pure Gold Baby, before reflecting widely about motherhood, her career and ageing.