Sentence examples for before restating from inspiring English sources

"Yes, it is," Boehner replied, before restating that the president must prove he can be trusted.

I've said it before, but it's worth restating.

But then, when called upon in class, he was able, at an early age, to take a fresh, cogent thought that a classmate had made moments before and restate it as if it were his own.

Before the conference opened, while restating his strongly held view that Britain should give up "weapons of mass destruction", Mr Corbyn pointedly declined to make opposition to the renewal of Trident a form of loyalty test, adding that he understood the very different views held by some of his colleagues, including his deputy, Tom Watson.

It is not that there is anything new in the ruling: the case is the fourth involving prayer in Alabama's public schools to come before a federal judge and, as before, the findings merely restate the 1962 Supreme Court ruling which banned prayer from public schools across the land.

He was just restating a position he's said before".

I made the case as strongly as I could – restating it on these pages a few days before Miliband was unveiled as his party's new leader – but he was unmoved.

But before we reach the latest "deadline" in the peace process it's worth restating a few of the basic rules.

On Oct. 15, 2001, Vinson & Elkins (V&E) issued a report on its investigation just one day before Enron would restate its financials because of those partnerships and nine days before the company fired Fastow.

Their priorities need restating.

"Can we restate the results of 2001 without restating 2000?