Sentence examples for This restates from inspiring English sources

"This restates where the law has always been".

Unfortunately, most of this restates broad principles and approaches already set out in a 2011 report to the G20 (pdf).

Counting Kathryn Bigelow among its executive producers (this restates the unacknowledged torture-creates-chaos themes of Zero Dark Thirty), Cartel Land is overtly dramatic fare that boasts both nerve-racking, ground-level combat scenes and elegiac aerial footage of the no-man's-land around the US/Mexico border.

Bringing this all back to the clinical application of EF [ 8], the relationship between Emax and Ea can be derived as follows: EF = (Emax/ [Emax + Ea])(1 - Vo/EDV) This restates the conclusion that EF is an effective clinical measure because it provides a single number that is sensitive to changes in ventricular function, arterial impedance, and the poorly understood Vo relative to EDV.

This restated the unchanging doctrine that marriage is a lifetime commitment, but it left open the possibility that the church should recognise that it clearly doesn't function as one in many societies today.

This merely restates an old question of whether leaders create their followers or the reverse.

In context, this merely restates the common-law understanding that an error is reversible if it prejudices the defendant.

"Protecting children is one of the most important jobs councils do and this report restates the pressure the system is under.

"This bill restates the general prohibition on abortion in Ireland," Mr. Kenny said at a news conference on Wednesday before the Protection of Life During Pregnancy bill was introduced.

Section 1 of this Act restates, without substantive change, laws enacted before September 5 , 1998 that were replaced by section 1. Section 1 may not be construed as making a substantive change in the laws replaced.

"It sounds like this report restates the problems, offers very little solutions and dumps the issue into the lap of the Legislature and the governor," said Senator Nicholas A. Spano, a Westchester County Republican who is a consistent ally to the governor.