Sentence examples for reiterated taking from inspiring English sources

The accumulation of endless details, repetition, literary allusion, description — of drinks, nature, memories, conversations, observations, ways taken and not taken — creates a mesmerizing, irregularly regular pattern, which is iterated and reiterated, taking us as close to the ups and downs of a day of the dead as the living are likely to get: The Consul dropped his eyes at last.

Participants who met the inclusion criteria were required to provide written informed consent in order to participate; the participant information sheets reiterated that taking part was entirely voluntary and those patients who declined to take part would not have their clinical treatment negatively influenced.

While reiterate took hold in common parlance with the meaning "to state something (over and over) again," iterate and iteration retreated to more scholarly corners of the language.

Alisher Usmanov reiterated his aim to take a "blocking stake", as the restriction against him mounting a full takeover bid was poised to expire.

He reiterated that take in a discussion that the White House posted online in December 2007.

Southern powers including Italy and Spain reiterated their demand that Europe take control to avoid more deaths.

That reiterated a position taken 20 years ago by King Fahd, and demands even more concessions than were offered by the repudiated Ehud Barak.

In a statement on Thursday, HBO reiterated that it took "every precaution to ensure that our horses were treated humanely and with the utmost care, exceeding every safeguard of all protocols and guidelines required of the production".

In his Guardian piece, Kunzru stood up for free speech but responded to the likes of Owaisi in a tone of conciliation: "I would like to reiterate that in taking this action I believed (and continue to believe) that I was not breaking the law, and had no interest in causing gratuitous offense.

I again reiterated – declining to take a second look – that there was nothing I could do.

Instead, Prime Minister David Cameron reiterated pledges to take 3,000 vulnerable minors from the countries around Syria, where many of the refugees come from.