Sentence examples for echo past from inspiring English sources
As my colleague, Marina Hyde, noted, these actions echo past media bans instituted by the former Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson.
The audit's findings echo past audits and reports of shoddy management practices by the Department of Homeless Services, and undermine Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's promise after one such report in 2003 to do a better job of entering into contracts.
If so, it may be because present anxieties about the state and the fate of Western civilization echo past ones, when artists were energized around big issues, such as clashes of modernizing and medievalist mind-sets, which may never have been completely settled.
He said the latest promises from international officials echo past assurances -- promises that led to 7,000 people going missing, Serb nationalists flatly denying the killings and rats being allowed to gnaw on the corpses of men the world had vowed to protect.
Although Guthrie's current projects evolved from personal circumstance, they echo past work.
Our results echo past work [ 35] that assessed PA (via the QUEST-RA) in people with RA conducted in different countries, which revealed only a minority of RA patients (13.8%) exercise more than three times a week.
Duchovychniy says the developers wanted to echo past-Soviet plans, but in the pursuit of profit they increased the number of floors, ignoring the need to expand the foundations and develop building communications.
The UBS trading scandal echoes past cases.
Future contests, all echoing past "... of Love" challenges, will incorporate ninja stars, stripper poles and big padded sticks.
However, using the image of a puppeteer when drawing a Jewish politician inevitably echoes past antisemitic usage of such imagery, no matter the intent.
Mr. Murdoch was reduced on Tuesday to sending a statement to Parliament that merely echoed past denials and added, by way of explanation, "I am confident that I did not review the full e-mail chain at the time or afterwards".
