Sentence examples for been restated by from inspiring English sources

The UK Government's continued commitment to the nuclear industry has been restated by the new Welsh secretary, on his first official engagement.

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

The policy change – first revealed by the attorney general, George Brandis, in a Senate estimates hearing – was restated by Tony Abbott overnight in the US.

These and other Ricardian theories were restated by Mill in Principles of Political Economy (1848), a treatise that marked the culmination of classical economics.

The wisps of white against the thin blue sky are restated by Mr. Leonard as a stippled veil of color above the gray rope.

It's true that the same triad of the needy - which corresponds to Valjean, Fantine and Cosette - is restated by two characters in the novel.

Two such canons were restated by the 1917 Code of Canon Law as the principles "that there cannot be an ecumenical council which is not convoked by the Roman Pontiff" and that "the First See is under the judgment of nobody".

Analysts have said it is difficult to approximate what the value of the company's business is since results are still being restated by PriceWaterhouseCoopers, which was hired by Mr. Bondi in January to carry out a new audit of Parmalat's accounts.

I am surprised by his claim that the first signs of our policy to replace police authorities with directly elected commissioners came in 2009: it was explicit in the Conservative party's election manifesto of 2005, was restated by David Cameron shortly after being elected party leader, and repeated again in our last manifesto.

From (3.12) we clearly see that all the results given in Corollaries 3.2-3.5 can be restated by the Toader mean ({T}(a, b)).

Observe that (5.2) can be restated by saying that the map T pushes forward the measure (mu ) onto (nu ) (for the definition of the push forward of a measure see for instance [8, Sect. 1.5]).