The atlas's authors said the earlier definition was not a "true reflection" of the language's status.
He said lawyers would argue the guilty plea was "not a true reflection of the level of criminal culpability".
Or, are these qualities ubiquitous, neither a true reflection of Canadian identity nor a particularly unique way of approaching corporate social responsibility?
It called for a "fundamental reform" of a "system which is used more as punishment than a true reflection of what schools are doing".
Analysts said that given the impact these sales have had on its profit - the numbers were not a true reflection of the firm's success.
The survey researchers and statisticians associated with the government were committed to obtaining a representative sample of the U.S. population in order to provide a true reflection of the country.
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As the sculptor of the statue, I alone conceived the idea of a group of three soldiers of diverse racial and ethnic characterisations, because it was a true reflection of the actual participants.
Dr Paul Kelsey, medical director for Blackpool Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, said the data should be treated with caution as it did not give a true reflection of the quality of care patients can expect.
Heads and teachers involved in the industrial action by the National Union of Teachers and the National Association of Head Teachers said the tests were not a true reflection of what pupils and schools could do, skewed the curriculum and led to the production of league tables.
And, in reflection, almost every prediction they made came true.
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