The moderator posed a number of questions for future reflection.

A Surfing Reflection

I saw my reflection in the window.

Play 3d chess with reflection of the chessmen

My work is it's a reflection of myself.

And it's, quite simply, the point of reflection.

Tom looked at his reflection in the mirror.

So a flight from conversation can really matter because it can compromise our capacity for self reflection.

Those points of convergence deserve thorough consideration and reflection.

Such a reflection must encompass basic modalities of funding.

These decisions are clearly a reflection of the Actor's policy.

This bit, the big secret of automotive design reflection management.

A little reflection will show you that you are wrong.

My cat peers bemusedly at her reflection in the water.

The album is more of a reflection of who we are.

This day of commemoration should also be a day of reflection.

58 234. International Day of Reflection on the 1994 Genocide in Rwanda

He knows it's a mirror reflection, but it's a vivid sensory experience.

You can see that here by the different reflection on this side.

How enduring, our bland fatal assurance that reflection is righteousness being accomplished.

Watch how shiny the skin is you can see my reflection there.

Another thing is that these leaders are a reflection of our society.

The present document was submitted late to enable reflection on updated information.

It is a clear reflection of our commitment to the Asia region.

My presence here today is a reflection of that relationship and the importance we attribute to this forum for our own work.

d A low indicator is a positive reflection that obligations are being liquidated.

18. Radar reflection from vegetation is also influenced by the type of polarization.

The responsibility to protect is, of course, a reflection of our common morality.

The reflection period has been mostly devoid of actual reflection, and Europe s leaders have failed to offer Europe s citizens any new, fundamental vision. So how should a refounding (Neubegründung) of Europe as called for by German Chancellor Angela Merkel in her first parliamentary statement on European policy be accomplished?

The work of the special procedures and human rights treaty bodies is also being reviewed for reflection in the analysis of the study.

Furthermore, from a broader perspective, the role of verification in future nuclear arms control and disarmament efforts calls for serious reflection by all.

However, they returned and wrote a long passage of reflection in which they said

The Working Group may undertake this reflection in light of general comment No. 17.

Each year the delivery of the IAEA's annual report to the General Assembly is a time for reflection, but today perhaps more than usual.

c A low indicator is a reflection that insufficient cash is available to settle debts.

You see the red glow in their eyes, which is the reflection of the flashlight.

The world recognized the need for the United Nations, not only as a means of curbing the dangers of our modem world but also as a forum for reflection.

And those things are the reflection of the processes, and the time that they are made.

Again, a direct reflection from using these processes to develop extremely complicated, very large scale organisms.

Recent amendments to the Constitution were the most significant reflection of changes in policies concerning women.

The revised and amended version was distributed to the agencies for further review and reflection, after which the Ministry of Foreign Affairs produced this final version.

A matter for reflection is whether NIs and the ICC respectively should have their own document series for materials produced during the sessions of the Commission and its subsidiary bodies.

The present composition of the Security Council is a reflection of a world that no longer exists.

It's an old Eastern tradition based on the knowledge that it's not healthy for a human being to spend too much time staring at his own reflection.

By 2002, the financial sector accounted for a 62 per cent share, a reflection of Singapore's competitive role as an international financial centre in the global economy.