Sentence examples for this issue reflected from inspiring English sources

"I realized that this issue reflected every social health policy problem being faced by the country".

The Administration's prior skittishness around this issue reflected a sensitivity to criticism about "over-regulating" business, and a fear of potential political backlash to the inclusion of gender identity — which would afford protections to transgender workers, not just gay and lesbian ones — in the executive order.

And a half-dozen Democrats declined requests to discuss this issue, reflecting what aides called the complicated politics surrounding it.

For many, this issue reflects a mixture of basic fairness coupled with expectations of responsibility that society should encourage stable and enduring relationships.

It also matters because this issue reflects a bigger debate about whether the British government should champion national jobs at the expense of other economic decisions.

High-technology's effectiveness on this issue reflects a coming of age for an industry that first burst onto the political scene in 1996 -- even then defending option-rich pay packages was one of its major issues.

This issue reflects balancing between the actor-related and the reactor-related perspectives [35].

The stories in this issue reflect the urgency of our times: Nathaniel Rich investigates a deadly plague causing sea stars to tear themselves apart.

The current political divide on this issue reflects, if nothing else, a polarization that has always existed between the two sides.

Much of the criticism of the company on this issue reflects the conviction of many experts that the answer to both of these questions is "no".

When they were asked why they still discriminated against weed-smoking employees with their pre-employment drug tests, a Times representative answered: "Our corporate policy on this issue reflects current law"—which is a strange thing to say, given that medicinal marijuana is legal in New York and there are zero laws that require employers to drug test their employees in the first place.