It seems that restating vows is not a panacea for the evils of divorce, and may even bring into question the sturdiness of the original utterances.
While he restated his vow to cut the deficit in half by the end of his term, Mr. Obama gave no ground on trimming his domestic agenda.
Referring to the 1992 election, in which New York Democrats never recovered from a divisive four-way Senate primary campaign, Mr. Green restated his vow to run a clean, positive campaign.
Facing new questions about whether his wealth would influence his politics, Jon S. Corzine, the Democratic candidate for the United States Senate in New Jersey, today restated his vow to place his investments in a blind trust if he is elected.
In his address to the nation on Wednesday night, Mr. Bush restated that pledge, vowing, "We will have a military equal to every challenge and superior to every adversary," a phrase General Shelton cited today.
The report restated the president's vow to increase the number of college graduates by 50 percent by 2020, and laid out how the federal government has spent billions in grants and tax breaks to help ease the effects of rising tuition and fees.
And the duet when Alma and Gideon March (Gwendolyn Jones and James Maddalena) restate their wedding vows is overblown, like something out of a schlocky Broadway musical.
Leng suggests that in the first of these lines, Harrison might be restating his marriage vow, and that the second line is an early example of the singer viewing his life "as a battle with an unseen enemy waiting to pounce".
He has called Mr. Schroder an "opportunist," restated his desire to become chancellor, and vowed to make his party, now the second force in Austria, "No.
The historian restated his case.
Some results may be restated.
