Sentence examples for to be restating from inspiring English sources

At first sight, Jonathan Evans, the new director general of the Security Service (MI5), seemed to be restating the obvious and toeing the party line in his Birmingham speech to newspaper editors on terrorism and intelligence.

For much of the play's 75 minutes the two characters merely seem to be restating their positions with increasing vigour.

That Seattle Times headline seemed to be restating the obvious, that oil companies will always oppose carbon pricing.

The point always has to be restated.

Now Nortel says that last year's results will have to be restated.

Fannie Mae's earnings and capital look sure to be restated downwards, exposing its financial fragility.

But sometimes the rules aren't clear and need to be restated.

The benefits of studying politics for the future of the country sometimes need to be restated.

And the estimated stressed losses of the unit went up and had to be restated in financial statements.

It had previously estimated that earnings for 2000, 2001 and 2002 would have to be restated downward by about $500 million.

Developing nations want it to be restated that they will receive this, as a precondition of any deal in Paris.