Sentence examples for restating of from inspiring English sources

For those at home there was a strong and very welcome restating of Clegg's commitment to the Human Rights Act.

Here is a good restating of the central tension when it comes to eradicating "food deserts:" top-down or bottom-up?

The mere restating of such common sense principles, in a public forum attended by senior dignitaries from around the world, would underscore their importance.

Some computer experts said that this principle was just a fancy restating of the Church-Turing hypothesis, which equates all universal Turing machines.

But No 10's restating of Cameron's insistence that he will not bow to pressure over Heathrow appears to bolster her chances of survival.

More important, the real test is not the "one-time, two-dimensional restating of last year's information under IFRS" seen thus far, but the new system's "ongoing effect", according to David Lindsell of Ernst & Young, an auditing firm.

* My fellow Americans, I come before you this evening to deliver the Restate of the Union address.

Achieving closure is realized through the use of three strategies: Reiterating purpose, Restating significance of proposed research and Indicating limitation of proposed research, as shown in Table 3.

It is worth restating some of the arguments in favor of this view.

Nortel is also in the process of restating results for all of 2003 after it fired its chief executive in April.

And America's Freddie Mac, a quasi-governmental mortgage underwriter, had to restate billions of dollars in profits because of improper valuations of its massive derivatives portfolio.