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The decision by the general in charge of Special Forces to allow limited public access to the hearing was itself a sign of the Army's desire to be seen as reflective and open to scrutiny, specialists in military justice said.
They added that these examples should not be seen as reflective of a supposed liberal agenda in the entertainment industry, an argument they said was undercut by shows with patriotic streaks like "J.A.G". on CBS.
Peggy McIntosh described one of the facets of white privilege as being able to dress and behave however she wanted without her individual conduct being seen as reflective of her entire race.
The success of British actors at this year's Emmys could be seen as reflective of the overall American television and film landscape, where British talent from Dominic West and Hayley Atwell to Damian Lewis and Michael Sheen are increasingly dominating the lead roles.
American bookies are currently giving odds of 1/3 on the country to choose a Democrat president next year, and 8/5 on a Republican triumph; a clutch of movies such as Robert Redford's Lions for Lambs, released in November, are being seen as reflective of a new critical, self-questioning mood in the States.
The preference for deep hemispherical bowls over conical bowls has been seen as reflective of Greek Seleucid rather than North Syrian taste [41: p. 48].
It could be audit reports, copies of UNICEF's micro-assessments of the partner's financial management capacity (where they exist) or any other document(s) that the CSO would see as reflective of their ability to attract and manage financial resources.
In hindsight, we should have informed the Delphi expert panel more clearly that the domains were seen as reflections of the items (reflective model), not as predictions of the items (formative model) [ 28].
Granted, 10 days ago at Wentworth he did enjoy his first top-10 finish in three years, but, sadly, his form at last week's Saab Wales Open was seen as more reflective of his recent form.
Nevada has only held its early slot in the primary calendar since 2008, but now acts as a bellwether for the western US, with a diverse population seen as more reflective of the nation at large than Iowa and New Hampshire, which precede it in the presidential process.
Instead, it is seen as largely reflective of the reality of working within the context of complex problems and interventions, as well as responding to individual need [ 17].
