Sentence examples for explicitly restated from inspiring English sources

The church's official position was explicitly restated earlier this month at a meeting of the Anglican communion in Canterbury that exposed deep divisions within the global and national church on the issue.

Mr Turki explicitly restated that women were prohibited from driving, with violators - and their supporters - likely to face unspecified measures.

However, the ruling was explicitly restated in 2011, casting doubt on rural-land investments occurring without having a majority Brazilian investor.

Based on this information provided by the attending physician or genetic counsellor, the reports of genetic testing should explicitly restate the clinical question being asked.

The Genocide and Torture Conventions, both of which Britain has ratified, state that any public official can be prosecuted.In addition, legal scholars argue that this lack of immunity has become "customary" international law, consistently reaffirmed for the past 50 years and recently restated explicitly in the statutes of the Yugoslav and Rwandan tribunals.

Here we restated for both outcomes the absolute numbers per 1000 women screened over 20 years, noting explicitly 'that means more women experience overdetection than avoid dying from breast cancer.' The piloting process highlighted the challenge readers faced to absorb what one woman called "quite complicated information".

The historian restated his case.

Some results may be restated.

The union restated its request for 52.5 percent.

In training camp, he restated his guarantee.

It restated its first-quarter earnings.