There are many who feel wary of trying to restate the fact that #MuslimsAreNotTerrorists, which is currently trending on Twitter – given these actions are anything but Islamic.
Blair said it would be 'obviously sensible' to review the issue if the scientific evidence had changed: aides say he was simply trying to restate policy without offending anyone, but to many it sounded as if he backed a clampdown.
"Why don't you tell these people now that I am the Democratic candidate and that you and I are going to debate forcefully together?" Mr. Forrester tried to restate his proposition, but Mr. Lautenberg jabbed a finger toward him, asking: "Am I the candidate?
Scholars such as Weiss (1928: 78), and Boudewijnse, et al. (1999: 175) have tried to restate Herbart's calculations in simpler terms, but do not clearly explain how "some algebra" (Boudewijnse, et al).
Hertz had suggested a novel way to deal with the puzzling concept of force in Newtonian physics: the best approach was not to try to define it but to restate Newton's theory in a way that eliminates any reference to force.
When restating your thesis, try to bring more sophistication or depth to it than you had in the beginning.
Try to avoid reading from another author's material too much, as you will be more inclined to restate that author's exact statement.
Mr. Loughlin was brought aboard to try to turn around the company, which recently received notice from Nasdaq that its stock might be delisted as it works to restate its 2001 results and review its accounting practices.
Try to let personal accusations roll off your back, because a screaming person is not rational: "Avoid being confrontational back to them; just restate what you hear them saying".
The company said it would try to file its 2002 Form 10-K results, which were due at the end of the month, along with the restated financial results as quickly as reasonably possible.
