Sentence examples for effectively restates from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama's goal is to "ensure" that Afghanistan is not a sanctuary for terrorists, which effectively restates his campaign call for victory there.

The government has effectively accepted the forum's "core recommendations", while restating that the fundamentals of reform are unchanged and "as strong today as they've ever been" although the detail of how it will all work "really has changed as a direct result of this consultation".

When the bank restated its financial statement a few months later, it effectively conceded that its valuations had been off.

Restate briefly any points you think you may not have communicated effectively, or add an important point you may have forgotten.

Following an unexpected meeting between the two men in December 2016 (by which time Trump had become president-elect), Slim restated his view that investment and economic development in Mexico would prevent unwanted immigration much more effectively than a physical wall.

Sir Ian has therefore taken the opportunity to restate his claim on the wizard's weatherbeaten hat, whether Jackson, who was at one point effectively blacklisted by New Line over the legal dispute, is able to return for the new film or not.

It mainly restates existing law.

First, the article restates the governing equations of both models.

"I needed a match like this to restate that I'm in form, that I have hunger for glory with this shirt," said Tevez after an opening goal that appeared to be offside and a sublime 30-yard drive that effectively ended Mexican hopes.

Restated, in simpler terms: President Obama hasn't decided whether closing Guantánamo is more important than (a) having a trial and (b) preserving his ability to keep Guantánamo open — or what is effectively Guantánamo, under another name, in a new, perhaps less sunny place.

The motion restates existing party policy.