Sentence examples for essentially restated from inspiring English sources

Thus far, Krugman has essentially restated the case for Keynesianism.

A spokeswoman for the agency said the bulletin essentially restated the previous policy.

In his lead opinion, Brennan essentially restated what he had said in Roth, except, this time, to reach an anti-censorship verdict.

Secretary of State Colin L. Powell, who had a rare meeting with his North Korean counterpart on Friday at a conference on Asian-Pacific security, said afterward that the two envoys essentially restated their current positions on talks aimed at disarming North Korea rather than engaging in negotiations.

Administration officials said Prime Minister Ehud Barak of Israel raised the issue with President Clinton on Monday, and the president essentially restated the official position on the matter, telling Mr. Barak he would review the issue along with other clemency requests.

Hedges essentially restated comments made in October 1865 by acting Montana Territorial Governor Thomas Francis Meagher, who had previously commented that the region should be protected.

This one has pictures, and is a bit riper with particulars — there are six (short) pages about underwear, three for stuffed toys, and so on — but essentially restates the principles of the world-conquering book that preceded it.

The charges essentially restate what the company itself admitted to earlier.

In his About Behaviorism (1974), Skinner reiterates essentially restates his earlier position, but allows himself to speak more freely of "visualizing," "imaging," and "seeing in the absence of the thing seen".

He is also Ockhamist in his conception of universals, which he regards as spoken or conceptual signs, and in his theory of supposition, which essentially restates the Ockhamist divisions of supposition, despite of some refinements as descensus copulatim, perhaps influenced by Heytesbury.

Obama assured leaders that the U.S. will protect the gulf states, but the commitment essentially restates promises he made before and lacks the binding force of a treaty.