Sentence examples similar to reiterating acknowledgments from inspiring English sources
In two further paragraphs reiterating Pai's being "long critical of net neutrality," the Verge story makes no reference or even acknowledgment of Pai's detailed and specific comments on the difference between the rules ("bipartisan consensus") and reclassification throughout the proceedings.
This point is worth reiterating.
It uses very specific language in fund-raising solicitations so donors know exactly where their gifts will go and the donor intent is reiterated in the Red Cross acknowledgment.
Kenneth Hokenson, director of development for the archdiocese, made the acknowledgment today in an interview but reiterated a promise by Cardinal Bernard F. Law that none of the money for the settlements would come from a $300 million fund-raising effort under way, the biggest such campaign ever by an American diocese.
The comments underscored one part of Trump's position on the deal during the campaign, but he notably did not reiterate his promise to rip it up immediately, a tacit acknowledgment that the administration does not yet have an alternative to the deal in place.
But in an acknowledgment that tax reductions appear to be gaining political appeal as budget surplus projections grow, Mr. Clinton reiterated his willingness to negotiate a compromise under which he would accept a tax cut for couples of the scale sought by Republicans if Congress would accept his plan to add prescription drug coverage to Medicare.
He reiterated, "In Letterpress.
"I reiterate my intentions.
"Only once," he reiterated.
