Sentence examples for a position articulated from inspiring English sources

* * *The current approach also fits into a position articulated by President Obama in a recent with The Atlantic's Jeffrey Goldberg: the US needs its regional allies to step up to the plate.

But never before has a woman in her position articulated mass pain.

This is almost word for word the same position articulated in a Joint Statement from Prime Minister Netanyahu and Secretary Clinton on November 11 , 2010 "The Prime Minister and the Secretary agreed on the importance of continuing direct negotiations to achieve our goals.

But Thursday's strikes represented a dramatic turnaround from the Trump administration's previous position, articulated by senior officials as recently as Monday, that the U.S. was not focused on Assad as it prioritized the war on ISIS instead.

"The turnout on the march and the position articulated by the delegates who went into the meeting successfully brought home the strength of feeling among fans," he said.

The 2D empiricist thus advocates the sort of position articulated by Carnap (1950), while critics champion views closer to those of Quine (1951a, 1951b) or Putnam (1974).

It is a position with articulate exponents.

"I don't want to make claims as if I had been in a position to articulate a clear position on it," he says.

Even if there had been, there were few among the rioters who would have been in a position to articulate those grievances.

I don't think that the pastor or the church is obligated or responsible for taking a position and articulating a position on every issue.

In a speech on Monday in Washington, Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. said that "waterboarding is torture" and that he would never authorize the technique, a position he first articulated in his confirmation hearings.