Sentence examples for this role reflects from inspiring English sources

In a report released yesterday by the Climate Outreach & Information Network, we argue that although the IPCC is succeeding in its aim of presenting facts about climate change to policy makers, this role reflects an outdated model of how science is incorporated into society, and how social change occurs.

The creation of this new care assistant role reflects Skills for Health's desire to develop its existing support workforce, those who according to national Agenda for Change classification are in the lowest bands one to four.

Julianne Moore, who won the best actress prize from all the major awards bodies for her performance in the lead role, reflected on this in her Oscar acceptance speech: "When Richard was diagnosed with ALS, Wash asked him what he wanted to do.

So creating two roles reflects current practice reality.

It is evident that animals played a predominant role in the mental world of the Upper Paleolithic Period insofar as this role is reflected in the art of the period.

This role is reflected in Lemma 3.1 which is called the positive lemma (see [15]), for the time-dependent and the steady-state problem, respectively.

This role is reflected strongly in SDG-11 to 'Make cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable'.

This role may reflect the need for repair of DNA damage in the embryo; alternatively, it may represent a need for modification of DNA to activate expression of specific genes.

In such cases, insisting that they continue in this role would reflect a lack of compassion and understanding.

Alternatively, the success of this role may reflect pregnant women being more responsive in general to the incentives provided [ 19, 23, 38].

This lack of use of quantitative methods in this role may reflect the dominance of quantitative methods in HSR and the fact that the quantitative component is rarely in a supporting role to the qualitative component.