Sentence examples for reiterated once from inspiring English sources
(Both Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders put out statements saying that they stood by Planned Parenthood; President Obama also issued a statement in which he reiterated, once again, his frustration with gun violence).
In the document, Snowden reiterated once again that he is not a traitor and explained his actions only by a desire to open the world's eyes on the flagrant violations by U.S. special services not only of American citizens but also citizens of European Union including their NATO allies".
With great satisfaction, we acknowledge that – for the second time – a judge of the Milan Court has reiterated once more the absolute innocence – because the allegations are untrue – of Mr Domenico Dolce and Mr Stefano Gabbana of the accusation of having unfaithfully declared their earnings (the "notorious" million dollars of Euros).
Published in Circulation, this review reiterated once again that more women than men die each year in the United States from cardiovascular disease — the greatest cause of mortality for both women and men.
"I reiterate once again that we do not think of monopolizing power," he said in the statement.
"I will reiterate once again that we have worked very hard in order to arrest him and finally managed to do that".
In terms of missile defense, I can't wait to visit with my friend Vladimir Putin in Shanghai, to reiterate once again that the cold war is over.
"Actually, I would pay them to keep running that clip, because that's what I believe passionately," Rubio said, reiterating once more his point about Obama deliberately harming the country.
"Ms Patry Hoskins had no role in that process, and I reiterate once again: responsibility for every finding of face, every opinion and every conclusion in the report remains mine alone," said Leveson.
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.
In a letter written to a Public and Commercial Services (PCS) union representative at the Registry, dated 30 April 2014, the Conservative minister Fallon stated that he would "like to reiterate once again that the overall proposal is being considered against the option of remaining as is; and no decisions will be taken until all consultation responses have been considered".
