Sentence examples for reiterating past from inspiring English sources

In January 2010, the Food and Drug Administration FDAA) released its second review of BPA in two years, reiterating past conclusions that BPA "is not proven to harm children or adults" and that studies to date support "the safety of current low levels of human exposure to BPA".

A lawyer for the city's Law Department did not comment on the Council resolution, but reiterated past assertions that the federal suit requires proof that officials knew they were wrongly prosecuting the five.

But for the first time he refused to reiterate past protestations that Chrysler was not for sale.Despite a healthy performance by the rest of DaimlerChrysler (Mercedes-Benz, trucks, finance and so on), the firm's net earnings in the final quarter of 2006 plunged to a meagre €577m ($724m), fully 40% lower than a year earlier.

A General Assembly committee has instead adopted a resolution that reiterates past condemnations of rape in general but eliminates language in the American draft making specific reference to rape employed by soldiers and militia members as a tactic for intimidation and in warfare.

In a string of tweets sent after the Supreme Court's rulings were announced, Phelps-Roper reiterated past claims that same-sex marriage will eventually spell doom for the United States.

In signaling that it might make further reductions because of the barrier construction, the administration was also reiterating its past calls for the government of Prime Minister Ariel Sharon to abandon or scale back the project, which President Bush said earlier this year was a "problem".

More important, most analysts predict the Fed will reiterate its past pledge to keep rates down for "a considerable period".

A Republican congressman from Iowa reiterated his past belief that terrorists will celebrate if Mr. Obama becomes president, despite a disavowal from Mr. McCain's campaign.

In June, Conservative Kenora MP Greg Rickford reiterated a past promise of $1 million toward the road's design.

Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly couldn't help but laugh at footage of Donald Trump from Wednesday afternoon, when he reiterated his past campaign controversies during a town hall. .

She reiterated her past contention that the Obama administration is the "most secret" she's covered and indicated that Clapper may not have been the only administration official to issue such a dire warning.