Examples of using Was a reflection in English and their translations into Spanish
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He asked whether that was a reflection of social reality
What you faced was a reflection of your hubris and the shadow of your soul.
In one sense, this was a reflection of an idealised king such as Charles
fine-tuning the allocation of public land was a reflection of the culture of a society.
That was a reflection of the fact that the Convention
This title was a reflection of the industry that stirred the island's economy and growth.
The inauguration was a reflection of the success of the presidential election
The position we adopted in 1982 in relation to the Montego Bay Convention was a reflection of the general situation existing at the time.
The time taken to complete the reconciliation was a reflection of the complexity and size of the task.
The ever-increasing amount of his country's contributions was a reflection of its commitment to the cause of refugees
The Paris accord of April 1994 was a reflection of the international community's resolve to assist the parties to achieve this objective.
The debate was a reflection of the wealth of ideas on the issue
The ruthlessness and treachery of the conflict was a reflection of a growing divide between the separate populations of the British colonists and Native Americans.
The relative impunity of the perpetrators, for which there was a good measure of public support, was a reflection of that reality.
including Kenya, was a reflection of the importance attached to the matter.
There was considerable discussion and debate over who should be the winner, which was a reflection of the high standard of the better presentations.
The first was a reflection on States parties' failure to comply with article 5 and how that inhibited
The event was a reflection of their responses, expressed through their art work,
he noted that the phrase(as drafted in the Spanish version) was a reflection of the right of self-determination.
Delegations supported the views expressed in the report that the level of resources made available was a reflection of political choices made by Member States.