Punning on a pun, Kathleen Gilje's 1999 "Le Violin d'Ingres, Restored" restates in oil Man Ray's 1924 photographic restatement of an Ingres nude.
Following Harriet Harman's announcement this weekend of a reversal of Labour party policy, meaning that it now supports an EU referendum, Robertson restates the SNP's opposition to the plan but argues that, if the vote is to go ahead, then "David Cameron has a responsibility to help ensure it can be an enriching and open debate".
Germany's biggest bank ritually restates its loyalty and the story dies down.
Mr Fraser restates his arguments against the costs and consequences of strategic dependence on the US in a fashion that can be effective for politicians but is unnecessary for authors.
Every time it comes close to sounding tough, it hedges and restates ASEAN's principle of non-interference in members' affairs.
Admittedly, it mainly restates language used in September when India's prime minister, Narendra Modi, visited Washington.
Like their American peers, they will have to pay back their bonuses if the company restates its numbers as a result of misconduct, and they will be banned from borrowing from their employer.Foreign auditors are also fingered by the act.
Had the plan contained some smart bomb a simple solution to Africa's problems that no one had thought of before it could have been safely ignored.Instead, it restates all the aims and policies that the world has been urging for years.
The Macedonian defense minister, Zoran Konjanovski, outlines his country's contributions to NATO operations and restates Macedonia's readiness to join the alliance as soon as the dispute with Greece over the country's name is resolved.
It simply restates Hazard's dictum: "For the Latins, children have never been anything but future men.
At this point, the soloist restates those themes in a new and more elaborate fashion.
