Sentence examples for restated in a from inspiring English sources

In the recapitulation they are restated in a new light.

One longtime friend of Secretary Powell said he had teased the secretary by asking, "Who runs foreign policy, you or Rove?" Mr. Rove declined to be interviewed for this article, writing in an e-mail message, "I'm not deeply involved in foreign policy!" Asked to elaborate, he restated in a subsequent e-mail message, "I am not deeply involved".

This argument is restated in a number of different ways.

Any two-level criterion can be restated in a one-level form (though, of course, not conversely).

The process model is based upon the established mechanics of orthogonal cutting and results in a pair of non-linear ordinary differential equations which are then restated in a form suitable for approximate analytical solution.

These properties can be restated in a more natural way: the category of all matrices with entries in a field k with multiplication as composition is equivalent to the category of finite dimensional vector spaces and linear maps over this field.

That was restated in an 1982 ruling by the IRS.

On May 30, the accusations were restated, in an official communique, published by TASS, the official Soviet news agency.

As recently restated in an opinion viewpoint published in JAMA Neurology, "… over-reliance on RCTs is similar to resting all of health care evidence on a one-legged stool" [ 41, 47].

This last aspect has been restated in all yearly action plans of the Ministry of Health, including the most recent [ 3].

The Conservative solution is to aim to get everyone of working age into some sort of employment, an ambition that David Cameron will restate in a speech today.