Sentence examples for restates with from inspiring English sources

It restates, with much new detail, the accusation that Mr. Nixon's 1968 presidential campaign sought to persuade South Vietnam's President Nguyen Van Thieu not to agree to President Lyndon Johnson's pleas that he agree to join peace talks in Paris with the United States, North Vietnam and the Viet Cong.

This one sounds trite, and it is of course something we strive to do all the time, but it bears restating with a new year looming.

This was restated with force at the post-coalition Lib Dem party meeting on 16 May in Birmingham, where both the climate change cecretary Chris Huhne and justice minister Lord McNally threatened to resign from the coalition if the HRA were repealed.

In fact, one of Obama's great achievements was his restating, with greater precision than we are used to hearing, of some very important truths about America and its relationship to the world.

Fundamental concepts of functionality within polymer systems are restated, with particular reference to the phenol-formaldehyde (PF) step-growth polymerization.

I suspect the old catch phrase "What's good for General Motors is good for the country" can be restated with Microsoft in place of automaker.

The method is an adaptation of the Hilbert Subspace Decomposition Method studied by the second author in a different context so the method is restated with all known results.

The reasons for referral should be restated with a clear distinction between diagnostic testing (FXS, FXTAS, or FXPOI), carrier testing (FXS), and prenatal diagnosis (FXS).

He occasionally restates them with light improvisation, but rarely lets rip with full-on solos.

This first conversation is full of flirtation and play; later, Giovanni restates this with infinite bitterness.

The United States should then develop an integrated strategy with key allies in Europe and Asia, and with key countries in the Middle East, to restate goals with respect to Iraqi policy and to restore a cohesive coalition of key allies".