Sentence examples for issue reiterating from inspiring English sources

UPDATE: 1 56 p.m. -- White House press secretary Jay Carney later ducked the issue, reiterating that the investigation falls to the CIA's inspector general.

Fifa, which has hosted a series of academic conferences with other sports to establish a consensus on the issue, reiterated its advice that "any athlete with a suspected concussion should be removed from play, medically assessed and monitored for deterioration".

During his formal remarks at the dinner, in the Georgian mansion of David Steiner, a real estate developer, and his wife, Sylvia, Mr. Clinton did not mention the situation in the Middle East and instead focused on domestic policy issues, reiterating many of the themes of his State of the Union Message last month.

Democrats have largely avoided the issue, uniformly reiterating their own support for Israel in public comments.

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I cannot express how happy we were when the Obama administration issued guidance reiterating the rights of transgender people to use the bathrooms consistent with their gender identity.

Meanwhile, the ruling AK party's pledge to accelerate a stalled reform process with the stated goal of resolving the Kurdish issue – consistently reiterated in parallel with the arrest operations, a contradiction noted by many commentators – is intended to expand the Turkish government's existing base in the southeast while simultaneously marginalising the Kurdish political movement.

Although he said that he appreciated the strength of feeling on the issue, Sutherland reiterated his belief that McKillop was an "excellent" member of BP's board and said he had made a particularly strong contribution on health and safety issues.

The real issue, to reiterate the point, is one of relevance.

"It wasn't much of an issue," she reiterated.

Calling the sexual exploitation of minors a "very serious issue," Ban reiterated to reporters that he has a "zero tolerance" policy for such acts by U.N. personnel.