Sentence examples for the restated from inspiring English sources
verb
To state again (without changing)
Sketching out a rough conclusion (the main points you want to get across) will give you an idea of the best place for the restated thesis before you actually try your hand at writing the restatement.
That represented a 15percentt increase over the restated second-quarter 2002 revenue of $327 million.
The restated financials will be ready at the end of May, the company said.
The restated results for the four years will be included in those reports.
The restated financial results make it clear that the company was never as profitable as it said it was, and some on Wall Street remain dubious.
The restated accounts, which the company filed on June 28th, show that this "misapplication of GAAP", as Xerox calls it, overstated profits by $1.4 billion between 1997 and 2001.
When the media unearthed the curious exclusion, the government restated the numbers downward.
In this study, we focused on two kinds of "incorrect reasoning": a) the student restated the claim and (b) the student restated the evidence, by either pointing at the raw data or at the graph.
But the company restated the appeal of the £18bn Hinkley Point project in Somerset.
This week the OECD "restated" the strategy at six times the length, arranging 20 recommendations in four "pillars".
The movement restated the demand that Bengali be declared an official language of the Dominion of Pakistan.
