Sentence examples for Have enunciated from inspiring English sources

In Spain Priscillian seems to have enunciated a doctrine of the divine unity in Sabellian terms.

KASHIF Naeem and Ouyang Feng have enunciated that anions affect the phenol photocatalytic degradation, they reported the inhibition order of the investigated anions as Cl− > SO4 2− > NO3 − > CO3 2− [44].

We disagree with that assessment, but we do believe that Elad will need to pull some fine rabbits out of its hat in addition to the rabbit's feet we have enunciated here.

The drastic changes now underway in Tunisia, Egypt and Libya and the continuing repression of protest movements in Syria, Bahrain and Yemen create many challenges for U.S. policy and for the international community, but they provide opportunities to put into practice the fine principles that President Obama and many of his predecessors have enunciated from the U.N. lectern.

Wald and Law, in particular, have enunciated and emphasized this paradox [ 1– 3] and it is a fact that, except at the extremes, the level of LDL, however it is estimated, the level of BP and the extent of smoking only marginally influence the estimates of risk [ 4, 5].

All the policies he has enunciated so far are cautious to a fault.

He is considered a revisionist because he has enunciated policy that was unpopular with Moscow.

But the former prime minister John Howard, among others, has enunciated the drift from the major parties.

New York has enunciated the act of state doctrine in terms that echo those of federal decisions decided during the reign of Swift v. Tyson, 16 Pet.

He was obsessed by his work; he therefore tended to be biased and, once he had enunciated his principles, raised them to the status of a doctrine.

On point after point, Obama brought up earlier statements and positions that Romney has enunciated during his long run to the nomination and since.