Sentence examples for Restated by from inspiring English sources

The inadequacy of reason to steer us right has been known since at least the Garden of Eden and restated by thinkers as various as Hume and Machiavelli.

This Greek concept of happiness, restated by Fārābī as "For every being is made to achieve the ultimate perfection it is susceptible of achieving according to its specific place in the order of being," (Al-Fārābī 1973, 224 ) implies that at least our ontological status is pre-determined.

The Act was subsequently extensively revised and restated by Pub.

For the second movement, the solo oboe begins with a gentle marchlike theme, soon boldly restated by the strings.

Then, the question is restated by a second child, one with an "attitude" who is defensive about being taught.

The doctrine was later restated by Secretary Powell when he was chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff.

Accounting improprieties beginning in 2000 led Freddie Mac to restate by $5 billion its financial results for that year, 2001 and the first three quarters of 2002.

The company said that correcting the errors could decrease its net worth by $1.7 billion; it has not restated earnings by that amount.

It had previously estimated that earnings for 2000, 2001 and 2002 would have to be restated downward by about $500 million.

The company said its fiscal 2008 earnings were restated lower by $10.2 million after tax, swinging to a loss of $6.5 million.

The company eventually restated profits by the then record sum of $1.6 billion.Adelphia Communications, a troubled cable-TV group, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.