Sentence examples similar to a release articulating from inspiring English sources

In a release, the group argued that its "appeal is not focused on challenging the objectives articulated by [President Obama], but instead the unjustifiable shift [by the FCC] backward to common carrier regulation".

Release a "release candidate.

A sort of entrepreneur of emotional complexity, he had a gift for releasing the articulate energy of actors and for turning psychology into behavior.

Yutaka released an articulate action figure and a puzzle from Kyo of KoF '97.

The overall goal of the climate data initiative is "Spark Innovation": release data, articulate challenges, turn data scientists loose.

In December, the ISG issued a press release "encouraging companies to articulate how their governance structures and practices align with the ISG's Corporate Governance Principles and where and why they differ in approach", leaving it to companies to determine how and where to disclose such alignment.

The promise is articulated in a press release (see "Sources") from Claudia Boutote, who heads the venture.

In the next few days, I expected to see a press release saying that he did not properly articulate his position, but none came.

Gadsby's thoughts on self-deprecating humor are spot on, and her exploration of standup as a balance of tension and release were perfectly articulated.

In spite of a good outcome, the performance of artificial materials is poor compared with natural joints and a large number of wear debris particles are released from the articulating surfaces.

Indeed, the pattern of AVP release is well articulated within the network of osmoreceptors.