Sentence examples for stated again that from inspiring English sources

In a BBC leaders' interview, Sturgeon, who first ruled out a formal coalition with Labour last October, stated again that such an arrangement was highly unlikely.

"Senate Republicans stated again that they will not consider any nomination made by the former President during the last year of his Presidency".

In the discussion that followed with Rosie Batty, I stated again that there was in fact a specific exemption for people who failed to report child sex abuse because they felt their safety was threatened.

They are still striving to go out into space with these developments and I stated again that we will never participate in undermining the ABM treaty with our own hands, as it were.

And he stated again, that when they have hardware acceleration access, Flash ranks up there with any other tech.

Calling 3D integration was a paradigm shift, he stated (again) that this "was not your fathers 3D".

"I have stated for the record in the past, now I'll state again that I am a big supporter of the New Start agreement," said Gen John Hyten, the head of US strategic command.

The inconsistencies are almost certainly no accident Cleverer people than me have framed the background to Google's behaviour already, but it's worth stating again that all of the obvious idiocy in the implementation suggests at the least that Google is far from whole-heartedly embracing the ECJ ruling.

The announcement led to another phone call from the alleged Trump team stating again that if I were to sell the painting, I was liable for a right of publicity lawsuit because I was using Trump's face for profit – again, I asked for the paperwork and hung up.

This week the Department of Health took out adverts stressing "the NHS will support women with PIP implants", and stating again that the government will meet the cost of removing any woman's PIP prostheses if she is concerned, while stressing that there is no urgent clinical need to do so.

Cook also takes the opportunity to plainly state (again) that Apple has never worked 'with governments' to create service backdoors.