Sentence examples for reiterate more from inspiring English sources

The ruling generals have defied a week of protests to reiterate, more forcefully than ever in the last two days, that they expect to yield almost no authority to the new Parliament, and might claim special permanent powers under the new constitution that the Parliament is to write.

In future, one development may be tried to reiterate more of the properties of in vivo skin (Shevchenko et al. 2010).

This was reiterated more than once in the following weeks".

Something soft would be reiterated more loudly; a rhythmic point would be made in a different way.

But each year, September reiterates more resolutely that you can never truly defy the tug of time.

The same claim was reiterated more than once: Irenaeus spoke of Ptolemy's desire to equip "his library with the writings of all men as far as they were worth serious attention".

"I also reiterated more than once that I was in no way telling Members how to vote and that they should listen to the Ranking Members with policy expertise on this issue".

Similar concerns were raised in the first study of oral health of Olympic athletes nearly half a century ago 5 and reiterated more recently: 'The possibility of an athlete losing four hard years of training due to an avoidable dental illness or injury is unacceptable and steps must be taken to prevent these occurrences'.

To reiterate: the more guns in a populace, the more gun deaths.

The next step, perhaps, is to reiterate to more people that the supermen out on the field continue to be human beings underneath.

The point of recounting all this isn't to reiterate once more how bizarre Ulster politics can be, but to seek to know what the UUP thinks it is for.