restatement

Examples of restating

restating

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

The observation that the underlying media in all of these approaches is primarily spatiovisual is worth restating.
I will address the contested details before restating the gist of the original critique and by so doing suggest that it still stands unanswered.
Restating the conclusion in another way, monetary policy has been sufficiently "credible" and there had been little attempts to deviate from the proposed monetary goals.
Again, the ambiguities inherent in the standing of a male consort complicated the restating of common themes.
Let me start by restating the aim of my paper.
However, when the dominant positioning is unproblematic, it is reinforced by differentiating oneself from the deviant other rather than by restating one's dominance.
In reality, their position breaks no new ground, simply restating the conservative legal position that already exists throughout the bioethics and legal literature.
The techniques involved are very similar to those employed in any therapeutic communication and include verbal and non-verbal acknowledgement, restating, seeking clarification and summarizing.
Many of these resolutions were hardly contentious, their clauses merely restating existing government policy.
Internally persuasive discourse, however, evinces the struggle to assert one's own voice among many by assimilating and restating that which has been told before.
Unfor tunately, the book does not go far beyond restating them at frequent intervals, as though mere reiteration constitutes evidence.
Beowulf may not have been a familiar restating of shared values but rather a strange and challenging enigma, even as it is now.
Are we just restating dialectics?
This restating of the availability should in fact streamline quite considerably the issue of badges.
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