Sentence examples for be a reiteration from inspiring English sources

Might she not be a reiteration of an old trope: Eris, the goddess of discord, who threw the golden apple, thereby precipitating the Trojan War? Might she not be that thing we've all been told about, the thing than which Hell hath no greater fury: a woman scorned?

The Oslo speech, on the surface, seems to be a reiteration of the argument for "a just war".

This evening, Mr. Fleischer, asked about the president's comments, said Mr. Bush "reiterated today what he said in Cincinnati, which was a reiteration of what he said in the United Nations: that Iraq needs to comply with the U.N. resolutions, and if they do their regime will have indeed have changed, because under Saddam Hussein they have shown no inclination to comply".

It is a reiteration of the EU's existing position.

It's a reiteration of the guidance that was handed down in 2009 by the deputy attorney general".

But Foreign Office officials said the leaders' statement was a reiteration of existing policy, not a new one.

Analysis: The Tories' and SNP aim is more aggressive than Labour's, and is a reiteration of the aim stated in George Osborne's last budget, where £1.7bn was allocated (via top-slicing) for the works.

Mr. Blair's support for Washington was a reiteration of the conviction he has held since taking office in 1997 -- that Britain owes its influence in the world to its partnership with the United States.

"Not only was there an admission, which was accurate, that they haven't solved school safety and discipline," Ms. Moskowitz said, "but there was a reiteration of the fact that it's Bloomberg's responsibility.

The most concrete plank of the package is a reiteration of a promise Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori made to President Bush that major banks would write off the very worst of their nonperforming loans within two years.

Mr. Bush's announcement that the United States intended to send troops to the Philippines to combat terrorism was a reiteration of an administration policy that has bogged down for the past two months.