Sentence examples for for example reiterated from inspiring English sources

Mr. Schröder, for example, reiterated recent statements by German officials that they wanted the American effort to rebuild Iraq to succeed.

The head of California's delegation, for example, reiterated Davis' demands for $8.9 billion in refunds.

On Sunday, for example, Schiff reiterated that message on ABC's "This Week" just hours before Barr's summary of Mueller's findings was released, listing "secret meetings in Trump Tower" and other controversial episodes as examples.

In the document they signed, for example, Japan reiterated its support of Russia's efforts to join the World Trade Organization, while Russia pledged to support Japan's efforts to become a permanent member of the United Nations Security Council.

In Wednesday's statements, for example, Psaki reiterated that the U.S. would continue to try to block Palestinian efforts to join the International Criminal Court.

If Duplex is confronted with an uncertain response after requesting a reservation for a party of five, for example, it will reiterate with the slight variation, "um, for five".

For example, you can reiterate the idea that bipolar disorder is an illness just like diabetes or cancer.

She reiterated, for example, the argument in Bakke that barred quotas, which Justice Powell had defined as isolating "a category of applicants with certain desired qualifications from competition with all other applicants".

China, for example, has stepped up and reiterated its commitment to addressing the issue regardless of what others, including the U.S., may decide to do.

Reflecting recent findings in the literature (for example IUCN [2011]), another participant reiterated that a strong co-operative is the only way to gain political voice and standing in local government: 'If you are looking to be a councillor in this community, you will not win if you don't have a society' (interview, male co-operative leader).

This commonplace persists in current literature, reiterated in, for example, Greenberg et al. (2010), who nonetheless develop an elegant Bayesian hierarchical model tailored to analyze a specific type of outbred diallel.