The pencil looks yellow because it reflects yellow light more than it reflects the other colors.

It reflects the world of 1945.

It reflects a new approach which emphasizes

But it also reflects non cooperative policy choices.

When the sun shines on it, it reflects the light beautifully.

It reflects estimated savings in the amount of 1,194,000.

For some, this stance reflects the benefits that they would gain from such purchases for others, it reflects mistaken beliefs.

But it also reflects popular frustration with the Palestinian Authority.

It reflects the existing consensus on a range of issues.

It also reflects the common aspiration of the international community.

It reflects an idea of dignity, the dignity of individual.

Although programme 2 reflects the smallest number of outputs, it also reflects the largest number of work months utilized for the implementation of activities under it.

It reflects a decrease of 47,000 over the 2005 revised requirements.

As water reflects a face, so a man's heart reflects the man.

But it also reflects a growing belief that the war is failing.

It reflects the important role the IAEA plays in nuclear non proliferation.

This reflects three developments.

Again, Jing Gao reflects

The net decrease reflects

Note ... reflects unavailable data.

But the painting reflects

He ponders, considers, reflects.

It reflects an unencumbered balance of 90,100 gross ( 126,100 net) for the period.

But it also reflects the strategy of the Muslim Brothers to shift that balance.

It reflects the importance of multilateralism in the field of arms control and disarmament.

Democracy matters because it reflects an idea of equality and an idea of liberty.

Democracy matters because it reflects an idea of equality and an idea of liberty.

Each reflects the same logic.

Wine reflects your psychological state.

The draft resolution has a democratic nature, and we believe it reflects the international environment.

It is therefore important to ensure that the Council membership reflects the situation of today.

It reflects the results achieved so far and makes reference to issues which remain pending.

It is time for a new social system which reflects the understandings we have today.

That alliance reflects fear, not commitment.

The humor reflects back on us.

It reflects less on the shortcomings of the organization than on the shortsightedness of its members.

Given that this position reflects the British public s attitude toward the EU, it is not surprising.

The Security Council as it stands no longer reflects the new realities of the international situation.

It reflects consistency with the SPR funded evaluation activities approved by the Council in May 1992.

It also reflects a move towards exploring the full cooperation potential inherent in the private sector.

It reflects also our desire to contribute fully to the maintenance of international peace and security.

This deficit reflects an underlying research deficit.

The transformation reflects both necessity and design.

The gap, instead, reflects recent historical choices.

His company reflects that singularity of focus.