Sentence examples for from restatement from inspiring English sources

These particular facts were not those that arose from restatement of published claims, but rather involved different mechanisms either deliberate or through scholarly negligence, herein called invention.

"All shareholders suffer from a restatement," Mr. Hodgson said.

The first quarter ended May 4. The company does not expect any significant impact from the restatement, a spokesman said.

At the last major summit, the one where David Cameron pressed the eject button, little was agreed apart from a restatement of Maastricht rules on budget deficits.

Developing countries would benefit more from market access to richer countries, which would increase exports and stimulate jobs, investment and innovation, than from a restatement of pledges on aid.

So far this year, it has settled claims of $75 million arising from income restatements at Waste Management, $7 million from a related S.E.C. civil suit and claims of $110 million in Sunbeam's collapse.

Intermix (then known as EUniverse) didn’t do a particularly good job of running these sites and was basically a broken stock suffering from earnings restatements, a NASDAQ delisting and executive turnover.

El Paso Sees Restatement From Reserves Cut.

Most of the restatement came from the consolidation of two SPEs.

The net loss for last year's third quarter narrowed to $1.66 billion, from $1.8 billion, after the restatement.

Like Kundera's Czechoslovaks, we must seek to rediscover ourselves in the language of love stories, not as an escape from reality, but a restatement of reality's most fundamental truths.