Sentence examples for restatement on from inspiring English sources

But in a statement released yesterday, A.& P. said it would discuss its earnings restatement on Monday.

In this essay, Baker concentrates his defense (some would say restatement) on the idea that we may have hastened the Holocaust by joining the fight, or worsened it, or even helped to bring it about.

Shell, the third-largest oil company, has had little to say on who inside the company knew what and when about the events that led up to the restatement on Jan . 9 which knocked 20percentt off the company's stocks.

Beazer said the internal investigation is not complete and it will not be able to quantify precisely the impact of the restatement on its previously issued financial statements until it is finished.

But even before the dire restatement of last fall, investors on the lookout for wide discrepancies between a company's reported earnings and its retained earnings -- the profits that it made after all expenses and costs, like stock dividends, were paid -- would have noticed a gulf at Enron.

As Viacom's stock fell yesterday, shares of AOL Time Warner rose, despite that company's restatement of earnings on Tuesday after an internal inquiry discovered more questionable accounting practices.

NCRIS is not specifically mentioned in the higher education bill and senior government figures had suggested privately the threat to research funding may not be carried through, before Pyne's public restatement of it on Sunday.

In May a restatement of its line on selective grammar schools that new ones would not be created by a future Tory government, just as they had not been by the last one provoked a fortnight of internal strife.The report of the party's public-services policy group on September 4th is forcing the Tories to talk about education again.

At the last major summit, the one where David Cameron pressed the eject button, little was agreed apart from a restatement of Maastricht rules on budget deficits.

It is also the case that the company's brand proposition is based on a restatement of the Guardian's original purpose of seeking social justice, but making it relevant to today's complex global inter-connected society.

He was a renowned expert in the area of property law and was one of the advisors to the American Law Institute in the preparation of the first Restatement of the Law on Property in 1936.