Sentence examples for reissued the same from inspiring English sources

In fact, Fleet Adm. Chester W. Nimitz, who succeeded Admiral Kimmel, reissued the same readiness directive that Admiral Kimmel had in place on Dec. 7, 1941.

A call to Fox News' head of legal affairs, Dianne Brandi, to confirm the status of Kilmeade's contract was referred to a spokesperson, who reiterated the network's policy of not commenting on contract negotiations and reissued the same statement, "Brian continues to be a valued member of the top morning show on cable".

Then, a day before Mr. Donaldson left, the commission voted 3 to 2 to reissue the same rules after deciding it was unnecessary to reopen the rule- making record for further comment.

One group was considering whether to simply reissue the same press release about the state of negotiations they sent out last year, partly as a protest at the impasse, but partly because the picture has simply not changed since.

The effective sale of digital music files, however, failed to match music industry losses from piracy and the ensuing cannibalization of revenues from the margin-heavy business of reissuing the same recorded material across multiple variations of physical storage media such as CD, SACD, DAT and MiniDisc.

The administration can't force states to play "a game of whack-a-mole," the request argues, by simply reissuing the same policy with minor tweaks.

Scientology-owned Galaxy Press reissued the book at the same time as the album's release as a form of cross-marketing.

A 1922 ceramic bowl, below, with a pinwheel pattern, has been reissued by the same company in Vienna that made the original.

In 1633 he apparently insisted upon the removal of his name from the collected edition of six of his plays, The Workes of John Marston, which was reissued anonymously the same year as Tragedies and Comedies.

After the completion of the course, students were reissued the identical questionnaire under the same conditions as at the start of the course.

The same publisher has reissued The Disobedience of Water: Stories and Novellas ($13), in which mostly Southern characters struggle to make human connections through the power of memory.