Sentence examples for a strong articulation from inspiring English sources
This is a strong articulation of the message Dems hope to close this out on.
A stronger articulation of occupational health practice with advocacy for prevention should be an ethical norm.
Although a stronger articulation of national policy on the provision of services in VHCs will be required, planning and management at the district level has proven to be an important factor in addressing this challenge.
The strong articulation of opposing views has left many of the Americans pessimistic about the chances for improved relations.
While the injunction for richer states to provide international assistance and cooperation is presumably intended to fill in potential shortfalls towards realizing core obligations, the weakness of that imperative and the strong articulation of core obligations as non-derogable, appear to place financially unrealistic obligations on poorer countries.
While international human rights law experts have since developed strong articulations of international responsibilities to assist in realizing social rights [ 62], progressive realization nonetheless continues to create a double-bind for the realization of the right to health.
Equally the fact that I Wei Huang's big articulated Stealth Elf was allowed to be filmed (lurking over his right shoulder) is a strong sign that articulation is not the next innovation for Skylanders.
Mr. Sessions, who cut his teeth as a young prosecutor in Alabama during the height of the crack epidemic, came to office promising to make being tough on crime a top priority, and his new guidance on charging and sentencing would be the strongest articulation yet of his emphasis on a law-and-order agenda.
It cherishes strong opinions and even more the strongest articulation of them.
The changes in the articulation pattern during old age could be a strong factor that affects the ASR performance.
The articulation between objects and Internet if it represents a strong point of the WoT, leads also this one to inherit all the problems of security and privacy already present in Internet.
