Sentence examples for reiterated both from inspiring English sources

In addition, it said that they "reiterated both their commitment to the peace initiative approved at the Arab summit in Beirut and to this initiative as the basis for any Arab move toward achieving a just and comprehensive peace".

At the shareholder meeting on Wednesday, he reiterated both the belief that the lawsuit was a "silly sideshow, regardless of how the judge ruled," and that the company was still "seriously considering" the issue of returning cash to shareholders, according to CNBC.

In the course of its discussions, the Task Force reiterated both the importance of the presence of clinical synovitis in at least one joint (in line with the 2010 classification criteria) and the essential importance of starting DMARD therapy as soon as possible.

But I suspect that West mostly wanted to contextualize his recent work to justify and reiterate both its import and its pluck.

Nowhere is the director's restraint more apparent than the film's ambiguous ending, which reiterates both Partisan's strength as a mood piece and its limitations as a work of fully fledged narrative.

The Mayor describes the club as "an essential part of London's nightlife," and goes on to reiterate both his commitment to employing a Night Czar to oversee nocturnal activity in a city which is increasingly being told to be in bed by 11PM, and his (somewhat justified) belief that "no single organization or public body can solve these problems alone".

Apperson says both lawsuits were redundant because "we reiterated [to both companies] that we would not release the documents under state open records law until the court challenge is resolved". MDE filed a response arguing such in July 25 legal motions issued to CSX and Norfolk Southern.

That is a message that has been constantly reiterated to both sides".

In fact, Turkey has already reiterated that both Cypriot communities should benefit from any gas reserves.

Dr. Runge, the administrator of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, reiterated that both issues were at the top of his agenda.

With a large part of their $5 trillion debt and mortgage-backed securities owned by central banks and investors outside the United States, Hank Paulson, the treasury secretary, reiterated that both companies are "so large and so interwoven" in America's financial system that the failure of either one would cause great turmoil in world markets.