Sentence examples for Good articulation from inspiring English sources

There's a good articulation in the BBC's code of "disclosing information that assists people to better comprehend or make decisions on matters of public importance".

Good policies deserve good articulation.

"Trust is a moral issue and you can't claim to hold a trustworthy space on any issue, including tax, by just saying 'I'm operating within the law' because it is not a good enough articulation to win trust".

Joan Manzolillo, 54, of Seaford, who had just come from a job interview in Manhattan, described herself as a "seasoned executive assistant" with "good skills, great articulation, great people skills".

"And that's just concerning articulation".

"She's not a donor obviously but will be a voice of credibility in this hugely important trading partner... Yes, she failed to be publicly glib in her brief Senate bid but she'll be very good in her private articulation of issues" as an envoy.

Chief Justice Chan Sek Keong has also said it is the role of the courts in Singapore to give litigants their rights, whilst simultaneously playing a supporting role in the promotion of good governance through the articulation of clear rules and principles by which the executive can conform with the rule of law.

Videos can often provide good visuals and excellent articulations of challenging topics, which can help you to improve your teaching approaches.

He too would subscribe to the need for a more confident articulation of the good life, having built his philosophical reputation attacking the idea of a free-floating "unencumbered" self that is at the heart of John Rawls's hugely influential Theory of Justice.

Poor articulation of the good being valued will result in biased to useless information for decision-makers.

X-ray examinations also showed no change in the position of suture anchors and good congruency of the elbow articulation (Fig.  1).