The chancellor recently abandoned his often restated pledge to halve the jobless total by 2000.
His cast aluminum markers focus our attention on pressing contemporary social and political issues, often restating the concerns or comments of ordinary Americans in carefully composed messages that are designed to make you think.
Though often restated, Kennan's views were set forth primarily in his 8,000-word 8,000-wordgram," which he sent to the State Department in February 1946.
Since the early 2000s, several consecutive City authorities have negotiated this course of action, on a project-by-project basis, often restating some commendable objectives, such as that of allocating at least 50% of the renewal areas as green areas.
While he has often restated his desire to score 10,000 Test runs, with 30 centuries and a Test average of 50 (he is currently 2,113 runs, seven tons and 1.6 short) there remains the suspicion that the lure of the Indian Premier League will see him quit long before.
Malzieu's dialogue too often restates the obvious, with the characters proclaiming what the audience already knows.
Three years ago, I made an often - restated agreement with the mother of my daughter's best friend that our daughters would not get their ears pierced until they both turned 10, and not a moment sooner.
He found acceptable answers were full of spelling and grammatical errors, conceptual misunderstanding, and often simply restated the question.
The ravages of drug abuse and the junkie life are too deep, seen frequently in movies and on television (but not, it seems, frequently or honestly enough) and too often discussed to restate here.
By hurrying himself up, he violated the primary rule of Gilbert's "Winning Ugly" — a rule that Gilbert restates often in the book, and even leaves as its last words: "Don't Rush.
