Examples of using Often reflect in English and their translations into Russian
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The national laws of States often reflect international human rights standards.
I often reflect on these words by Roland Allen, a little known missionary to China whose promising career was cut short by poor health in the early 1900s.
However, outcome indicators often reflect many complex interrelated factors.
Such words often reflect simple truths and eternal values for the soul, expand one's world outlook, represent people's experiences, or simply evoke a positive emotional and mental state.
The agreement on principles, norms and rules often reflect primarily the interests of economically dominant States.
Programmes that are generic in nature, assuming that communities are reached bythe same approach or type of service, often reflect and entrench social inequities.
The reports often reflect questions that are frequently raised in asylum cases.
Some of these agreements are designed to be used purely at the national level and often reflect the relevant national legal system.
Their work programmes often reflect donor priorities rather than priorities of small island developing States.
For developing countries, such commitments may represent significant market access concessions, as they often reflect recent legislative reforms aimed at liberalization.
Quite the contrary, this can often reflect the group mobilization of a variety of skills to deal with a complex problem.
For instance, data on lake levels are useful for analysis of gradual climate impacts on surface waters, as they often reflect the effects of a changing ratio between evapotranspiration and precipitation.
His jewellery collections often reflect the best architectural forms and natural wonders that he has come across on his travels.
For instance, lakes' levels are potentially useful for analysis of gradual climate impacts on surface waters, as they often reflect the effects of a changing ratio between evapotranspiration and precipitation.
Rulings handed down in cases often reflect the cultural beliefs and biases of the justice administrator and society as a whole.
Women have traditionally played an important economic role andtheir contribution to production is greater than indicated in statistics, which often reflect only their primary occupation or only their income generating/productive occupation.
New forms of non-core resources often reflect concerns to support system-wide coherence and reduce transaction costs.
However, it should be noted that the distribution of administrative authority among various levels of government(e.g. local,regional and central) often reflect fundamental principles of a country's political organization.
Others are part of cultural agreements and often reflect linguistic and other kinds of cultural affinities between the countries concerned.
Many of the problems and constraints faced by poor communities have their roots in a complex andwider web of circumstances that extend beyond the vicinity of neighbouring townships, and often reflect trends and issues in other regions of the country.
These programmes thus often reflect the constraints of NGOs in terms of lending volume and sustainability.
It should be noted that strategic plans are often subject to Member State design and approval in different specialized agencies, andthat different strategic planning models often reflect a difference in business models between entities of the United Nations system.
Others are part of cultural agreements and often reflect linguistic and other kinds of cultural affinities between the countries involved.
Participants pointed out that economic liberalism, which promotes the idea that sustained economic growth, measured by the gross domestic product(GDP), is the driver of human progress and development, is the product of aparticular world view and its interpretation and implementation often reflect the culture and values of the dominant society.
Policy discussions on youth and older persons often reflect an underestimation of their contributions to society and a lack of understanding of their needs.
Therefore, the Veris MSP combines soil pH andelectrical conductivity mapping capabilities as electrical conductivity maps often reflect changes in soil texture(percentage of clay, silt, and sand), the major factor affecting soil buffering capability.
Bilateral investment treaties often reflect, and are consistent with, provisions of national law; in other cases, bilateral investment treaties influence national law by virtue of the laws which Parties enact to meet the requirements of the treaties.
The boundaries of IP systems, which include decisions about the scope of protectable subject, often reflect important policy considerations such as freedom of expression and the protection of the public domain.
Bilateral investment treaties often reflect, and are consistent with, provisions of national law; in other cases, bilateral investment treaties influence national law by virtue of the laws which Parties enact to meet the requirements of the treaties.
This leads to the fact that the number of outbreaks is difficult to compare between countries,as differences often reflect the readiness of national surveillance systems to detect waterrelated outbreaks rather than the number of outbreaks itself.