He can, for example, restate the 1970's State Department finding (which has never been overturned) that all settlement activity is illegal.
The cosmological argument, for example, was restated as the continuing relation of the cosmos to a world-ground that is spiritual in essence; thus, the concept of God as a first cause is rejected.
Textbooks will often put key terms in bold type, for example, or restate important information in graphs or charts.
For example, while Lehman Brothers never restated its financials, the bankruptcy examiner's report made clear that the company's accounting practices misrepresented its financial condition.
Civil Service Form 1236 of September 1939, for example, purported to publish and restate the law of 'Political Activity and Political Assessments' for federal officeholders and employees.
This condition is restated in seminal reviews, for example by Partridge and Barton [14] who speculated that, in pre-industrialised human populations "few individuals would have lived old enough to show evidence of ageing", and Kirkwood and Austad [10] who stated: "As a rule, wild animals simply do not live old enough to grow old".
Keep restating the facts that are of concern to you (for example, "This meat is cold/raw/uncooked, etc).
For example, a fact-check story about "birtherism" should lead by debunking the myth, not restating it.
For example, if your initial argument was that buying pets as holiday gifts is dangerous, you might restate your thesis this way: "Remember: buying that puppy as a Christmas present might seem like a good idea at the time, but it could end in the tragedy of another homeless dog by Easter".[2].
Goodyear Tire & Rubber, for example, recently managed to raise $650 million through a private loan, despite having announced that it planned to restate its earnings for the last five and a half years.
