Brooks recognises the importance of achieving this goal: "Unless we vigorously reflect the diversity of the people we cater to, the extent we fail to do that will be the extent to which we fail to be a sustainable business in the long term".
Barack Obama fired back, vigorously defending Rice by saying her statements reflected the intelligence information available at the time.
A permanent place on the security council for Japan would be vigorously opposed by South Korea, reflecting the traditional enmity between the two countries.
The rating agencies say they did not, and they have vigorously defended their actions, contending that their assessments of Enron's financial health accurately reflected the information they were given.
King Leopold II and his successor, King Albert I, sought vigorously to strengthen the Belgian armed forces but met resistance from the Belgian Catholic Party governments, which reflected the antimilitaristic sentiments of their grassroots constituency.
I vigorously consumed the prescribed blackness from American media, because I saw a modicum of my own reality reflected on my television screen.
Susan Jacoby, in her vigorously argumentative new book about the Hiss-Chambers case, is interested in the towels and the men only as they are reflected in the partisan passions with which the story has been told.
The majority of scholars doubt Paul's authorship of the letters but vigorously dispute to what degree they reflect Pauline ministry.
"This important settlement reflects our continuing commitment to enforce vigorously the Clean Air Act to protect public health and the environment".
These data suggest that IL-17+ T cells vigorously expanded during ex vivo stimulation and probably reflect the higher frequency of IL-23R+ T cells in freshly isolated PBMCs from SLE patients.
