Let me say that this reflects wisdom.

This reflects an increase for recosting of 546,000.

This number reflects only those that are officially reported.

UNHCR accepts this recommendation which reflects a genuine problem.

This evolution reflects changing trading patterns and globalized production processes.

This reflects a continued decrease in fertility during the 90s.

This reduction reflects the general tendency of cutting travel expenses.

Part II of this report reflects the additional, updated information.

This reflects a decline of 33,999,748, or 25 per cent.

This increase reflects the large increase in funding for HIV AIDS.

This ideal well reflects the situation in many highly developed countries.

This year's report of the Conference on Disarmament (A 60 27) also reflects this situation.

This figure reflects an increase of 6.4 per cent compared with 2002.

This reflects a clear increase in all supply and property management units' activity.

The establishment of the Peacebuilding Commission and the Peacebuilding Fund reflects this recognition.

This performance reflects an improvement over the past periods in committing foreign resources.

This section reflects the Zip extension as it exists in PHP 4.1.0 and later.

This present document reflects on the financial implications of suspending the practice outlined above.

The following reflects the consensus views of the Group of 77 on this issue.

It is likely that this reflects a perception that domestic markets are more secure.

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

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

Price reflects demand.

The timing of the issuance of this note reflects the need to carry out consultations.

This reflects the willingness of political parties to accept others and make integration a reality.

For some, this stance reflects the benefits that they would gain from such purchases for others, it reflects mistaken beliefs. Creditors obviously support bailing out debtor countries to protect themselves.

I believe this wish reflects a painful truth that I've learned in the past 15 years.

The situation in Cambodia reflects a peculiar aspect of this brave new age we are entering.

This report reflects the debate and does not imply acceptance of the usage of either expression.

Many submissions refer specifically to a protocol, and the structure of the negotiating text reflects this.

This tool reflects the increased collision risks at higher declinations (e.g. close to the polar regions)

He ponders, considers, reflects.

That reflects the great importance of this debate importance clearly shown by the strong participation in it.

This reflects the positive change in social attitude towards women's careers (see table 4.4 of the Annex).

NEPAD not only reflects this consensus but builds on it by identifying key priority areas for action.

This meeting reflects the growing movement to combat anti Semitism and all forms of racism and discrimination.

This reflects the basis for consideration of the topic legal security and mutual confidence in international relations.

This reflects the individual right of workers to withdraw from the trade union with or without reason.

And this is very important light to capture, because this is the light that reflects off the first surface of the skin.

The information presented in this Annex reflects the conclusions of the notifying parties Australia, Chile and European Community.

We believe that this year's draft resolution reflects the progress achieved, as well as the challenges lying ahead.

This reflects an increase of 10,000,000 or 7.0 per cent in real terms and recosting adjustments of 11,062,900.

7 This reflects the Secretariat apos s organizational situation prior to the reform proposals by the Secretary General.

This reflects the single event nature of measures to reduce N2O emissions from adipic acid production before 2000.

This article reflects an important balance in concessions that could be made between developing countries and developed countries.