Примеры использования Be a reflection на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Love in the family should be a reflection of God's love.
This may be a reflection of the ageing population in comparatively poorer health.
The needs assessment should assess ambition at the country level to ending the epidemics and be a reflection of this ambition.
Because that car has to be a reflection of that emotional energy that you want to see in it.
The relatively low percentage of Parties from these regions that have provided notifications may be a reflection of the state of chemicals management in those regions.
The slower growth could be a reflection of the weather-related disruption in the first quarter of the year.
Increasing seizures andrising drug prices, in contrast, may be a reflection of improved enforcement effectiveness.
This may be a reflection of greater use of integrated approaches and broader upstream programming.
Some will not be successful, but that may also be a reflection of other qualifications such as level of education.
It should be a reflection of what we currently experience in general in Cuba, an opening of society.
Outbreaks are generally absent according to the reporting,which may be a reflection of the selected indicators and the reporting system.
How far this may be a reflection of greater awareness of a more long-standing problem is speculative.
For example, the levels of violence in prisons in many Latin American countries may be a reflection of the prevalence of violence in the societies in which they are located.
It may be a reflection of the principles and volumes of the budgetary funds for the implementation of the strategy for Belarus in 2011-2014.
Paradoxically, their ability to seduce can be a reflection of their own insecurity, leading them to bite if angered!
This may be a reflection of greater technical qualifications and competence for form completion in enterprises of those regions.
The delay in implementing ODS at those duty stations may partly be a reflection on the lack of clear guidance and appropriate monitoring from Headquarters.
However, this may be a reflection of the fact that a growing number of young women in these countries have joined formal education, which delays their entry to the labour market.
The preoccupation of the philosopher andtrepidation of the two pilgrims may be a reflection on concerns about the new scientific understanding and enlightenment at the time Wright lived.
This may be a reflection of your company image,a mark of service or a product's reputation, it may indicate your sphere of activity, values, attitude, status.
Surveys have shown that testing for HIV is higher among women than men in some countries,which could be a reflection of the measures taken to prevent mother-to-child transmission.
This omission may be a reflection of the fact that women prisoners are a very small minority of the overall prison population.
It noted that the estimate of variability in recruitment was large andthat this parameter may be a reflection of the uncertainty in the model rather than a true estimate of variability.
In brief, it should be a reflection of the present, and not a consecration of the past, and it should inspire, rather than inhibit, our work.
The Committee also notes with concern that the decreasing fertility rate of women in the State party may be a reflection of the difficulties they face when they wish to reconcile professional and family life art. 3.
Exactly the illustration may be a reflection of your business idea,an indispensable element of the presentation, original print for clothes or even a postcard.
The Caucasus and Central Asia addressing Goal 9(industry, innovation and infrastructure), Goal 8(decent work and economic growth) and Goal 16(peace, justice and strong institutions),which may be a reflection of development priorities like strengthening the industrial base and governance structures.
The man you're with may not be a reflection of you, but you will always be a reflection of him.
In this connection, the Committee emphasizes once again that a distinction must be made between savings, which are in essence cost reductions achieved through efficiency measures, and underexpenditures,which may be a reflection of delays in the implementation of programmed activities or their nonimplementation.