Most cross-border ventures so far have been disasters, reflecting the parochial nature of beer firms.
We blame the politicians, but they may just be reflecting the preferences of American voters.
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He said his party would participate in events, including those reflecting the unionist tradition.
Mr. KOHUT: I think reflecting the fact that Kucinich and Edwards dropped out of the race.
But investigative journalism is rarely any of those things, instead reflecting the messiness of real life.
Leaders in these areas say they are reflecting the wishes of the communities which elected them.
Interest rates range from 24% to 31%, reflecting the high-percentage overhead on tiny loans.
Russia also saw a reduction in underweights, likely reflecting the windfall from rising oil prices.
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As always, the guide thrives by subtly reflecting the shifting fortunes of France herself.
Eight of the ten dearest cities are in Europe, partly reflecting the strength of European currencies.
And another thing: many of the estimates are based on calculations reflecting the Eastern Seaboard.
"I think he was just reflecting the frustrations we had expressed to us overnight, " Key stated.
These routes are changing rapidly reflecting the often short-lived global communication patterns and longer term storage traffic.
Reflecting the politics of his state, he has been one of most liberal Republicans in the Senate.
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And, reflecting the intention of Takanakuy, each fight begins and ends with a hug or a handshake.
Reflecting the remarkable diversity of the American people, Hispanics represent a wide range of nationalities and backgrounds.
These good people came from every faith and background, reflecting the rich diversity that makes our country great.
It is a spectacular mix of old and new buildings and bright colors reflecting the 6:30 a.m. sun.
Coking coal producers not affected by the floods are already reflecting the increase, and that will likely continue.
Late in the afternoon, it began to snow in Belgrade - unseasonable weather, but somehow reflecting the mood.
This is a matter of Congress doing the right thing and reflecting the will of the American people.
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Reflecting the new mood, the MDP's Rhee proposed to make the GNP a "partner" in the national administration.
Both domestic and international traffic are down on last year, reflecting the continuing impact of the economic downturn.
In the growing public sector, handouts topped the average with 33.8% reflecting the expansionistic fiscal policy at home.
Johnston rescued this vintage art colony, infusing the property with furnishings reflecting the Spanish revival style.
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The stock market is only reflecting the malls' impressive operating performance and valuation.
Virginia currently has 13 electoral-college votes, reflecting the fact that it has two senators and 11 representatives in Congress.
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Reflecting the new focus on regional contingencies, the Base Force was segmented into a series of notional force packages.
It said that trading conditions remained "very competitive, reflecting the challenging economic backdrop".
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