Sentence examples for stated once again from inspiring English sources

Even as it handed the documents over, it stated once again that it does not possess, and is no longer seeking, any weapons of mass destruction.The limits of trustThis assertion flatly contradicts the assessment of both the American government and, according to Donald Rumsfeld, America's defence secretary, the assessment of any country that has an active intelligence programme.

The statement condemned the Northern Ireland Executive, and stated: "Once again, Óglaigh na hÉireann declares the right of the Irish people to the ownership of Ireland.

Johnson, who stated once again that his company "shares the same values" as DeGeneres, spoke to "CBS This Morning" about an online boycott of his Texas-based retail chain by anti-gay group One Million Moms, a division of the American Family Association, who say they want the talk show host fired because she is a lesbian.

Code Pink speaker and anti-war activist Cindy Sheehan, for example, raised the number of slain Pakistani civilians at the hands of drones even higher than the Pakistani claims when she stated (once again without ay proof or studies to back up her claim) that the CIA drone campaign "is by its own admission (sic) killing 100 or more innocent civilians for every so-called terrorist that they get.

"I will state once again that I will not be lax or tolerant," he added, in case that had been anybody's worry.

He repeated his claim in a tweet on Wednesday: I'll state once again: the "How To Stop Rape" article was satire.

"We state once again that no such system ever existed at the city hall," said a spokesman after Chirac appeared before judge Jacques Gazeaux.

"The CP Group wishes to state once again that the purchasers of CP Group are acting entirely on their own account and they are not acting in concert with or on behalf of any third party," the company said in a statement.

"It is apparently necessary for me to state once again — not what kind of church I believe in, for that should be important only to me, but what kind of America I believe in," he said that day.

Satisfied that sufficient margin had been restored, National Grid cancelled its NISM at 5.45pm, stating once again that the "issuing of a NISM does not mean we were at risk of blackouts".

First off, before I get to the bit that raises subs' temperatures to levels even Giles Coren cannot generate (explanation here), let me state once again my belief that subs on the mass-market popular papers are an integral part of the creative editorial output.