Sentence examples for any restatement from inspiring English sources

Speaking in the House of Commons this afternoon, Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher avoided any restatement of her customary opposition to sanctions on grounds of both principle and practicality.

"At no time did I engage in any improper conduct that relates to any restatement of revenue the company is considering," he said, also denying that he had given the board or auditors incorrect information.

Berkshire Hathaway doesn't foresee any restatement of its financials, and has been "actively cooperating" with a regulatory probe.

Second, they should expand its coverage to include the profit on all sales or purchases of stock (even if not coupled with a purchase or sale) that occur within one year of any restatement of earnings or assets–again, whether the insider had actual prior knowledge of the restatement.

"Any restatement is unfortunate," said Standard & Poor's analyst Craig Shere.

Any restatements are widely expected to result in lawsuits by shareholders, but given the relatively modest announcements, even plaintiffs' lawyers were circumspect yesterday, a day one had previously termed "restatement day".

The courts have never said so, but the rule of thumb is that any accounting restatement that throws off earnings by 5 to 10 percent is material.

As the allegations are set out by the Court of Appeals in the carefully detailed opinion of Circuit Judge Stephens, we refrain from any further restatement here.

Jeffrey Halpern, an analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein, said he assumed that the company would have discussed any possible restatement with the S.E.C. "If Mr. Notebaert is doing this, he has talked with the S.E.C. and will remove the things they object to most strenuously in the financials," he said.

Thus, companies may give more so that any clawback resulting from a restatement would hurt less.

It often begins with a restatement of the thesis, omitting any sub-points covered above.