And it was reflected in our architecture, it was reflected in the way that we taught students, and this mainframe mentality persists today.

This trend was clearly reflected in funding patterns.

Inequality was also reflected in the global unemployment situation.

This plan was not, however, reflected in the UNHCR programming cycle.

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That reflected a lack of investment which was damaging to leadership.

What the poor thought was important would be reflected in the college.

What the poor thought was important would be reflected in the college.

That was reflected in the strategy adopted by UNESCO in November 1989.

The UNICEF contribution towards harmonization was not well reflected in the document.

It was noted that this clearly reflected existing customary international law and was consistent with case law.

So identity was primarily defined by ethnicity, and the nation state reflected that.

It was extremely significant that such a position was reflected in the report of the Special Committee on Peacekeeping Operations.

Language was agreed that reflected more closely the exact wording of the Convention for those titles.

Regrettably, that initiative was not reflected in this summit's draft outcome document (A 60 L.1).

Lastly, she was curious to know how the media reflected the issue and what it was doing to help combat negative stereotypes.

Corporate responsibility was reflected under subprogramme 2, in response to paragraph 58 of the São Paulo Consensus.

A preference to see that point duly reflected in the text of the draft article was expressed.

None of this was inevitable. Rather, it reflected European leaders failure to stop a pair of vicious spirals.

Indeed, the migration asylum nexus reflected that it was sometimes difficult to distinguish between forced and voluntary migration.

Also, at a conceptual level, it was important that ICT indicators reflected the particular concerns of developing countries.

The freedom enjoyed by all was reflected in the existence of numerous political parties and religious and cultural associations.

That momentum was reflected across the European Union in initiatives taken by Member States in partnership with community organizations.

China was committed to strengthening South South cooperation, which reflected the spirit of self reliance and solidarity among developing countries.

Emphasis here was on issues relating to age as reflected in television dramas and television broadcasts intended for the elderly.

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Lo! He reflected, and determined

Indeed he reflected and decided.

Indeed he reflected and decided.

He reflected, and then determined

He reflected, and then determined

Surely he reflected and guessed,

Surely he reflected and guessed,

The advice of the Working Group was substantially reflected in the three year action plan entitled A Better World for Women.

They also included a gender dimension, which was often reflected in the denial of human rights and the practice of discrimination.

It was also reckoned that these reports reflected diverse perspectives about the state of the world and of the world Organization.

The approach it had adopted, particularly as regards integrity and availability, was very close to that reflected in draft paragraph 4.

The image we saw reflected in the mirror was not to everyone's liking, but that is the nature of multilateral diplomacy.

This amount was reflected in the support account budget for the period 2005 06 (A 59 730, paras. 238 and 240)

These concerns were reflected in the fact that the Society of Combatant Clergy, a conservative body, was unable to endorse Ahmadinejad s candidacy.

It was also noted that the proposed programme budget outline for 2006 2007 reflected the programmatic orientation of the strategic programme framework.

President Bush's statement this morning was encouraging because it reflected a meeting of the minds between the developing and the developed countries.

The significant role of women was clearly reflected throughout the electoral process, as they constituted a considerable number of the registered voters.

There were relatively few unaccompanied children, a fact that likely reflected a higher mortality rate among young children than was initially estimated.

The strong growth of the global economy in 2003 and 2004 was both reflected in and driven by strong growth in world trade.