Sentence examples for reiterating their view from inspiring English sources

Further, Whitbread are strongly reiterating their view that they have no desire to split off any division.

In a note on Wednesday, analysts at ING said they were reiterating their view that the pace of appreciation "will be very slow for the next several months".

Federal officials have promised to continue enforcing the drug laws, reiterating their view that Marinol, an oral prescription drug that includes a form of THC, the psychoactive component of marijuana, precludes the need for using marijuana itself as a medication.

After reiterating their views of the relationship between reality and literature, Wellek and Warren write that narrative fiction takes place in its own "worlds", consisting of five codeterminant elements: narrative structure, characters, setting, world-view, and tone.

Weeks earlier, ministers had reiterated their view that Swiss criminal law should not be used to help foreign countries recover lost taxes or enforce any other economic laws.

They took note of a rise in commodity prices, but reiterated their view that long-term inflation expectations had been stable and inflation had trended downward.

The Democrats reiterated their view that the committee's review must "explore fully the role of policy makers in the intelligence process, including the use or potential misuse of intelligence" before the American invasion of Iraq last March.

In Atlanta, top officials of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reiterated their view that mail containing anthrax had probably been sent to the State Department, and that a department postal worker who contracted inhalation anthrax had most likely not been infected by cross-contamination from a letter sent to Senator Tom Daschle.

However, the Mayor and TfL reiterated their view that any additional cost to LU over and above its budgeted costs should be met by Government, who imposed the PPP structure on London, in order to ensure the vital improvements in Tube reliability and capacity promised by the PPP can be delivered in full.

Ministers reiterated their view that there should be no firm commitments of public financial support – in the form of the "strike price" of a premium for low-carbon power that has been confirmed for wind power and is expected soon for nuclear energy – for tidal barrage schemes until 2019 at the earliest.

Both reiterated their long-held view that the dormant Commerce Clause doctrine is illegitimate.