Sentence examples for restated at the from inspiring English sources

It was a deal restated at the O2.

It was forcefully restated at the weekend by Mr Bush's national security adviser, Condoleezza Rice.

That Francisco de Goya (1746-1828) was a portrait painter first to last is a truth often neglected but brilliantly restated at the National Gallery in a series of spectacular loans.

Although it is written as a single movement, Sinfonía india follows the spirit of the Classical three-part sonata form in which a pair of melodies are stated at the beginning, toyed with and varied through the middle, and then restated at the end.

Background The principle of inclusive education was adopted at the 1994 Salamanca World Conference on Special Needs Education held in Spain, and was restated at the World Education Forum in Dakar, Senegal in 2000.

In any case, the test (restated at B8.15 16), is "is or is not?" – this is not just the question of non-contradiction (which would give us coherence), but whether or not the claim that something is entails, on further examination, the actual reality of what-is-not.

In the past five years 60% of initial estimates were later restated at a lower rate.The picture will become clearer on February 28th, when the second estimate of GDP is released.

It is a similar idea to the proposal outlined in the Liberal Democrat's 2010 general election manifesto that was restated at their last conference.

"Peter Mandelson has only just come back into government, but he should be aware that there is a clear commitment from the Labour government to keep Royal Mail in the public sector, restated earlier this year at the national policy forum in Warwick.

Upstairs a series of large color photographs of cloudy, sometimes sunset-tinted skies restate at a higher pitch the tensions between high and low tech and primitive and refined.

In order to keep notations simple, we are thus allowed to ignore the dependence on initially, with the assumption to restate it at the end of the calculation.