Sentence examples for were reiterated from inspiring English sources
verb
To say or do (something) for a second time, such as for emphasis.
- Let me reiterate my opinion.
From that time prohibitions and penalties were reiterated against buying or selling promotions to the episcopate, priesthood, and diaconate.
Odey's views were reiterated by other major shareholders in Sports Direct, who indicated that they had begun talks to oust directors from the company's board.
The accords, which include Italian support — including motorboats, logistical support and training to help Tunisia control its coast — were reiterated in 2009.
However, one of the stated goals of the licensing process that were reiterated on Wednesday is: "The impact of the Super League is broadened beyond its traditional heartlands, and the development of the league in strategically significant areas is continued".
Instead, a sense of deja vu soon dawned on the final meeting in Brussels, as no new ideas emerged and many of the comments already made in previous meetings were reiterated.
Those concerns were reiterated by the military's top officer, Gen. Martin E. Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, who said Friday in an interview that such misconduct "diminishes the extraordinary work the rest of the force is doing".
Most gestures are reiterated forcibly.
Full year guidance was reiterated.
The slogan of "respecting the Austrian Constitution" was reiterated.
The request was reiterated to executives at Fox News.
That resolve was reiterated at an international summit here last week.
