Sentence examples for language reiterating from inspiring English sources

Ms. Rice used more diplomatic and terse language, reiterating the White House's view that if Russia wanted to be considered a respected member of the international community, it needed to honor its commitment to a peaceful settlement.

BAGHDAD — Days after top Iraqi and American officials suggested that a draft of the security pact between the countries was close, Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki toughened his language, reiterating earlier Iraqi demands for a fixed date for the withdrawal of American troops.

The Fed has said it will keep the overnight target rate between 0 and 0.25percentt "for a considerable time" after the bond-buying program ends - language reiterated on Wednesday.

Some applauded him for using sharp language to reiterate a long-running debate among blacks about the direction of the black struggle.

The penetrating insights of his earlier book, "Shakespeare's Language", are reiterated here, but less expansively.Mr Kermode notes a change during the period of Shakespeare's career from rhetorical acting on stage to a more personal style.

Microsoft's updated Kinect accessibility guidelines for the Xbox One, for instance, reveal that the new system will not support sign language, and reiterates that Kinect's ability to work with seated players is "largely dependent on the actual game itself".

Even as party leaders attempted to lock the crazy uncle in the attic in Missouri, they were doing their own crazy thing down in Tampa, Fla., by reiterating language in their platform calling for a no-exceptions Constitutional amendment outlawing abortion, even in cases of rape, incest and threat to the life of the mother.

Zelikow wishes to underscore, however, that there is no reason to think that the danger of another major attack has now passed, reiterating the language of the 9/11 Commission report last July that reads, "We are safer, but we are not safe".

Her language has been reiterated this year by Cameron and George Osborne, with less success.

The statement reiterated language from the Forces' new leadership: "bullies have no place in the organization".

On their Web site, the rebels, who are also fighting government troops, said they were reiterating "support for dialogue and a language of understanding to resolve all differences".