Voorbeelden van het gebruik van It also reflects in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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This may come as something of a surprise to some who were sold cloud computing as being inherently more secure than traditional in-house IT infrastructure, but it also reflects the differing levels of security required by organisations.
It also reflects changes in society;
It also reflects the legitimate interests of the person sustaining damage,
It also reflects the Commission's determination to work with the Member States in improving compliance at an early stage
This is due, in significant part, to the composition of the United Nations Human Rights Commission. It also reflects the unwillingness of some regional groups to accept any condemnation of their members.
other expenses, but it also reflects the value of your time,
It also reflects the new approach to the European Semester set out in the Commission's recent on steps towards completing the Economic
which is estimated to contribute 0.2 percentage point. It also reflects the assumption of lower energy price inflation
It also reflects the recommendations of the expert study the Commission commissioned from a consortium led by NEA Transport research and training20, which supported the view that
That opinion has not changed and it also reflects the concern of the European Union at the situation there,
It also reflects progress in the transposition of directives:
It also reflects the 10 priority policy areas set out in the political guidelines for the new Commission13,
This referendum's success is, above all, a Sudanese achievement but it also reflects the support of the African Union
But it also reflected something else, less visible but more important.
It also reflected the relatively low interest rates in the euro area in 2002.
It also reflected the changes in the numbers of this age group
less risky financial assets, it also reflected the relatively low interest rates in the euro area in 2002.
While this was partly a technical reaction to the strong growth seen in the first few months of the year, it also reflected a weakening of GDP growth owing to slower expansion at the global level
It also reflects and amplifies the magic of the flames.