Sentence examples for have restated the from inspiring English sources

And, for decades following, recordings like Louis Armstrong's "Peanut Vendor" and Duke Ellington's Latin specialties like "The Flaming Sword" and "Conga Brava" have restated the centrality of those elements.

I trust everyone, I know we can win". Paul Scholes, Ryan Giggs and Gary Neville, Ferguson's closest confidantes in the dressing room, are likely to have restated the principle they grew up with: that individual egos should not be allowed to destroy togetherness.

In this way, we have restated the Prisoner's Dilemma in the context of the Simpson's Paradox.

Now that we have restated the facts, something else needs to happen: Mitt Romney ought to speak for himself instead of trying to deflect attention by making inaccurate comments about Sen. Kerry's wife Teresa, who has never been a candidate for any office, and who inherited trusts established after the sudden and tragic death of her husband, Sen. John Heinz (R-PA), in a plane crash.

Their contribution looks bigger than it did, now that the Reserve Bank has restated the figures in line with international practice.

He said he had restated the IAEA's findings that Iran is fulfilling its commitments under the 2015 nuclear deal, known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA).

Since then, PricewaterhouseCoopers, which was hired by Parmalat's government-appointed administrator, has restated the company's results for the last two years.

The Court acknowledged that the lower court's opinion had restated the conclusion, set forth in an earlier decision of that court, that the state statute did not impermissibly impair contractual obligations.

The White House declaration that the pledge was "a mistake" represented a particular humiliation for the head of the environmental protection agency, Christine Todd Whitman, who had restated the pledge only days earlier.

Summers has restated the theory in a recent blog post.

Now that we've restated the obvious — this time with data!