Sentence examples for from reiterating from inspiring English sources

So in 2003 it moved from "reiterating that Tibet is an autonomous region of China" to "recognising that the Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR) is part of...China".

Where possible, the list tries to opt for something other than the obvious choice from a legendary artist's catalogue - Beach Boys Today! instead of Pet Sounds, for example - not to be deliberately abstruse, but to try and get away from reiterating yet again the same points about the same handful of albums that always crop up in 100 Best Albums lists.

The company didn't have a lot to say about the closed launch, aside from reiterating some of its grandiose plans for making Bixby, "an integral part of our connected ecosystem," according to the company's CTO.

That hasn't stopped politicians like Donald Trump from reiterating their support for a ban on Muslims entering the United States.

So I'll refrain from reiterating the full honor roll, and just mention a few of my favorite things about her.

Aside from reiterating its commitment to its inimitably good physical keyboards (smart move), a photo of its upcoming phone was leaked to tech site The Verge, and a gadget-fetishizing tech world drew in its breath.

But Harford, the "Undercover Economist" and presenter of Radio 4's superb More or Less, is no slouch, and the idea – that complex problems, from global warming to the financial crisis, can only be solved by rapid experimentation and learning from reiterated failures – sounds intriguing.

In addition, compared to an immortalized cell line (PWR-1E) that was established in 1996, SVHUC cell line, established in 1987 [20], showed increased methylation of some genes, likely derived from reiterated passages in cell culture.

A Dell spokesman, David Frink, referred to a statement from last week reiterating that the offer was "in the best interests of stockholders" and offered "an attractive and immediate premium".

O'Reilly dealt with critical texts from listeners, reiterating that the BBC had been found guilty of "unlawfully taking my job away and victimising me" and explaining that she stands to make no money from the case once she has paid her legal fees.

Asked about its plans, the company offered comment from Angle, reiterating the original story's assertion that the mapping is still opt-in.