Sentence examples for reiterating a desire from inspiring English sources

Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho, 49, has once again alerted top Premier League clubs, including his former employers Chelsea, to his potential availability in the summer by reiterating a desire to work in England again.

He further noted that privacy has been specifically dealt with in other UN resolutions — for example, the UN General Assembly adopted a resolution on the right to privacy in the digital age in December 2013 — reiterating a desire not to dilute the focus of the resolution in upholding human rights online.

The Bolton manager is particularly aggrieved his former club claimed he was put on gardening leave after he reiterated a desire to go to Kilby when, he insists, the truth is that he refused to leave Turf Moor until his current employers had agreed a compensation package.

The procedure reiterates until a desired competitive equilibrium is reached for satisfying power demands.

After the World Cup Nedvěd dispelled rumours about his departure by reiterating his desire to help Juventus regain promotion to Serie A, citing his family and his commitment to the club as reasons for his decision.

The incident reopened the debate on the use of video at football matches and prompted a statement from the Football Association reiterating their desire for the introduction of goal-line technology. .

Mr. Moynihan is expected to detail the bank's current capital structure, reiterating his desire to strengthen the company's balance sheet further without having to resort to selling more stock, a major worry among Bank of America shareholders.

In 2012 Brady applied to be returned to prison, reiterating his desire to starve himself to death.

In a public statement, he reiterated his desire for "a relationship with the Islamic Republic of Iran based upon mutual interests and mutual respect".

He expressed satisfaction that the economy had adapted rapidly to a sharp currency devaluation, reiterated his desire to reach a deal with hold-out foreign creditors – better known during the Kirchner era as "vulture funds" and targeted a single-digit inflation rate "in the next few years".

Pietersen had reiterated his desire for an England return after scoring a career-best triple-hundred for Surrey against Leicestershire on Monday.