Sentence examples for effectively reiterates from inspiring English sources

The document, published on 13 April 2010, effectively reiterates a number of the party's earlier pledges on government IT policies.

Instead he effectively reiterated the false dichotomy between 'non-affordable' renewables and 'affordable' fossil fuels.

The coach also effectively reiterated his accusations against Uefa, saying that "a picture paints a thousand words", and claimed to bear no responsibility for Madrid's first-leg 2-0 defeat.

Mitchell et al. [28] maintained that the German feed in tariff scheme is more effective at increasing the share of renewables than the Renewables Obligation in England and Wales because it reduces risk more effectively for generators; such arguments are reiterated by Lesser and Su [29].

Storey also reiterated the fact that Welch's role effectively sees him take over from Krikken - albeit with a different title.

Although Computer Associates' income statement guidance was effectively lowered, and billings and adjusted cash-flow guidance was reiterated.

The breadth of the protesters' demands — effectively an immediate end to military rule — and the military's refusal, reiterated Tuesday, to surrender power until next year suggested that the discontent would persist.

The two leaders spoke about the impact of the "tragic oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, reiterating that BP must do all it can to respond effectively to the situation," the White House said in a statement.

These findings reiterate the idea that ensuring the task demands are communicated clearly and effectively before every VF test, and being on hand to alleviate any concerns or questions that the patient may have, may help maximise the quality of the data gained from the assessment.

Just keep coming back to them with your simpler, more impactful copy and reiterating the reasons why it's better (for example "because it communicates more effectively").

The Turkish Foreign Ministry denies that there has been any change in its foreign policy, and often reiterates that its only strategy is to build a stronger regional alliance to work more effectively for peace.