Sentence examples for reiterates its position from inspiring English sources

In light of the safeguards contained in the Swedish extradition and [European arrest warrant] procedures against any potential extradition in violation of international human rights agreements, the government reiterates its position that Mr Assange does not face a risk of refoulement [removal] contrary to international human rights obligations to the United States from Sweden.

Anadarko Petroleum was part owner of the blown-out Macondo well, and on Friday it reiterated its position to BP –expressed as far back as June 18 that BP is responsible for the disaster and that it will withhold any reimbursement.

"Everyone deserves Targetl like they belong".

The North responded Wednesday by reiterating its position that it would consider it a declaration of war if South Korea actually stopped and searched any North Korean ships as part of that program.

During the Taiwan presidential campaign, China mounted a menacing verbal campaign against Mr. Chen, and reiterated its position that it would fight to block formal independence.

Reiterate its position that it will not recognise any changes to the June 1967 boundaries [of Israel], that a Palestinian state should be "territory equivalent to 100% of the territory occupied in 1967", and that its capital should be East Jerusalem.

It said its alternative to the Ceop button had been developed "by analysing millions of reports submitted by users over the years" and reiterated its position that it would consider giving users links to Ceop away from the main Facebook site in its "safety centre" area – but only after they had used the existing Facebook reporting system.

Japan's Nuclear Safety Agency has reiterated its position that it believes the reactor may have been damaged but it is going no further than that, says the BBC's Mark Worthington in Tokyo.

In response to the lawsuit, the Sacramento County Sheriff's Department reiterated its position that it could not provide records of pre-2019 incidueto due tongoingng litigation over whether SB 1421 is retroactive.

In a report released on Saturday, the committee says it "has repeatedly reiterated its position that mineral exploration and exploitation is incompatible with world heritage status".

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