Weekly sessions encourage students to reflect on their own learning experiences and develop their own perspectives on leadership, using periods of reflection to ensure that their decisions are made mindfully, responsibly and ultimately successfully.

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The participants, who believe they are writing for the next generation of incoming freshmen -- an audience many of them relate to and care about -- begin to engage with the material and use it to reflect on their own experiences, ultimately coming to the conclusion that no matter how bad they feel, they are not alone.

CNN: The importance of belonging

Add to that the fact the Hertfordshire club had chances of their own to win it, they may reflect on the result with a twinge of disappointment.

BBC: Stevenage 1-2 Reading

Finally, Democratic candidates for Mr. Bushs job are busily repositioning themselves on Iraq: This appears to reflect their own calculation that the tipping point may have been reached and that what appeared lately to be a real political liability for the President might once again prove to be his strong suit.

CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: The tipping point

As you work with any consultant, continue to apply your own common sense, reflect on your own experience, stay fair witness about the benefits of their recommendations.

FORBES: Beware The Power of the Business Consultant...

But while past Supreme Court rulings rejected challenges to Section 5, in a 2009 decision the justices signaled that the formula for selecting jurisdictions covered by Section 5, last updated with the 1972 election results, may not reflect subsequent progress in race relations and therefore may become an unconstitutional burden on state prerogatives to decide their own ballot regulations.

WSJ: Justices Question Aspects of Voting Rights Act