Sentence examples for which reiterated from inspiring English sources

It was resolutions 339 and 340, which reiterated the call to cease the fighting, that finally brought the end of the Yom Kippur War.

The Anglo-Australian mining company is being pursued in a hostile bid by its rival, BHP Billiton, which reiterated that it thinks a deal makes sense.

Campbell didn't see any need for the conclusion, which reiterated many of the points in the foreword and the executive summary.

City commentators highlighted that statement, which reiterated the Bank's guidance in August that another interest rate cut could come this year.

For all of the prime minister's recent travels around the Middle East, no Blairite fingerprints were visible in this week's speech by Colin Powell, the American secretary of state, which reiterated America's familiar positions on Palestine.

Edwards acknowledged as much when he called Sale the "form team" in the league at the moment and they played the type of aggressive but free-spirited rugby which reiterated that they can be serious title contenders.

All of which reiterates what we knew already.

The Arab League issues its "three noes": no peace with Israel, no negotiations with Israel, no recognition of Israel.1969: America launches the Rogers plan, which reiterates Resolution 242's land-for-peace formula.

You would not know it from Republican cries of class warfare swirling around Mr. Obama's new budget, which reiterates his calls for higher taxes on individuals earning more than $200,000 and households earning more than $250,000.

But now, after these many months, even these men are giving up the effort of being themselves and are more and more cohering into a common pattern which reiterates the plea of Not Guilty.

AMENITIES The hotel cheekily provides foam earplugs, along with a printed note stating "We love trains," which reiterates the community's history as a transit hub while warning of late-night screeches and whistles from the tracks below.