it will be reflected into your member e-passbook vs it will be reflect into your member e-passbook

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• I hope we have achieved that and that it will be reflected in a strong endorsement of the report tomorrow.
• I am also sure that it will be reflected in the conclusions that ministers are to debate and adopt next week.
• This is an undeniable and extremely important result, and I hope that it will be reflected in the forthcoming negotiations on the revision of the Treaty.
• Nevertheless, this will be reflected in her tip.
• This will be reflected in his home and his vehicle.
• These priorities will be reflected in the Parliament's approach to the 2007 budget procedure.
• My services are working to ensure that this will be reflected in future funding rounds.
• I believe that this will be reflected in the vote.
• This will be reflected in higher extraction costs, which means exorbitant prices.
• It is intended that this amendment will be reflected in the global proposal for a revision of the Staff Regulations which is to be tabled in December 2001.
• When the Kyoto Protocol comes into force the external costs of global warming will be reflected in all products.
• But the phaser fire will be reflected back toward us.
• There are plenty of us here in chambers who trust and respect you and that will be reflected in all our thinking, whatever happens.
• It identifies priorities which will be reflected in effective and coherent development cooperation programmes at the level of countries and regions.
• As per our conversation, your raise will be reflected in your next check.
• Your beauty will be reflected in the power of my arm and my horse's flanks.
• As per our conversation, your raise will be reflected in your next check.
• When the law clearly encourages a second chance for entrepreneurs, this will be reflected in media messages.
• This analysis will be reflected in the comprehensive monitoring report that will be published in November 2003.
• It can therefore be expected that price increases caused by anti-competitive agreements will be reflected in ticket prices.

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• There is a single candle flickering in the center; by an arrangement of reflective glasses, it reflects into infinity in all directions.
• The Commission has provided the requested information in the reply to the previous question of the Honourable Member E-5942/08.
• by an arrangement of reflective glasses, it reflects into infinity in all directions.
• One of your members murdered somebody.
• Second, you can help me find one of your members...
• Number of administrative measures imposed on verifiers accredited by your Member State
• Please attach a copy of your Member State specific terms and conditions required to be signed by account holders.
• I've queued up for three hours, only to be called fat and ugly by your member of staff over there.
• Mortify, therefore your members which are on the earth.
• Can I see your member card?
• The brochure says, 'With every stride, it gives your member a gentle tug. .
• You may not know this, but one of your members is a playwright.
• I'm not looking for entertainment like those men... or any other of your member.
• Your members will find themselves without a mother hen one of these days.
• I hope all of your members listen to this program and join the picnic.
• Perhaps your members would find it more enlightening if it were delivered by a man.
• I should like to vehemently deny the general criticism levelled by a number of your Members, to the effect that the Council had acted as an accountant.
• Mr President, I should first and foremost like to thank your Members of Parliament warmly for their contribution.
• I hope, Commissioner, that I will be able to do so without any concerns in your Member State too.
• President Buzek, allow me to address you directly, even though you are sitting in your member's seat.