Sentence examples for * restate in from inspiring English sources

The Conservative solution is to aim to get everyone of working age into some sort of employment, an ambition that David Cameron will restate in a speech today.

Had it forced Bally to restate in 2003, that would have raised questions about whether the firm had acted improperly in previous audits.

The rules extend the principle of disclosing "material connections" between advertisers and endorsees to bloggers and restate, in explicit terms, that endorsees can be held liable for untruthful claims about a product.

We wish to restate in public our support for the protest against Mr Willetts and stand by the call we made in our earlier letter for the University authorities to try us in a University court for the same offence.

The Timekeepers try to blame Will, who meanwhile splits for the rarefied clime of New Greenwich, where everyone moves as slow as molasses because, yes, they have all the time in the world, as Mr. Niccol makes sure to state — and restate — in his screenplay.

Reagle's writing is decidedly academic in form, characterized by a tendency to over-clarify his points, and then to restate, in a paragraph or two at the end of each chapter, the precise way in which he has over-clarified them.

In the recapitulation they are restated in a new light.

These figures are worth restating in another way.

These values are persistently restated in Ruskin's writings of the 1860s, sometimes in surprising ways.

Here, as in Symphony No. 85, the first theme is restated in the dominant key.

The principle is restated in the Chicago Convention on International Civil Aviation (1944).