Sentence examples for be restated with from inspiring English sources
I suspect the old catch phrase "What's good for General Motors is good for the country" can be restated with Microsoft in place of automaker.
The reasons for referral should be restated with a clear distinction between diagnostic testing (FXS, FXTAS, or FXPOI), carrier testing (FXS), and prenatal diagnosis (FXS).
This was restated with force at the post-coalition Lib Dem party meeting on 16 May in Birmingham, where both the climate change cecretary Chris Huhne and justice minister Lord McNally threatened to resign from the coalition if the HRA were repealed.
Fundamental concepts of functionality within polymer systems are restated, with particular reference to the phenol-formaldehyde (PF) step-growth polymerization.
The method is an adaptation of the Hilbert Subspace Decomposition Method studied by the second author in a different context so the method is restated with all known results.
The discovery was made while auditing 2002 results, which may be restated along with those of the previous three years.
It's an obvious enough point, but it cannot be restated enough: "No one with any knowledge of the murky manoeuvres that carved what is now Iraq out of the defeated Ottoman Empire after the first world war," he writes, "could possibly have thought it a good idea to try, by force of arms, to turn that artificial, riven state into a beacon of democracy for the Middle East".
"Subsidiarity (the principle that things should only be done by the European Union if they cannot be done by the Nation State) needs to be restated, made legal, and enforced with rigour".
The scheme relies upon a transformation, valid at low Mach numbers, which permits the case with flow to be restated as an equivalent problem, in the absence of flow but with modified boundary conditions.
Thus condition (e) above can be restated as, and for any eigenvalue of with,.
The conjecture can be restated as a comparison problem for Brownian motions with reflecting boundary conditions.
