An articulation of company values or vision is just a photograph of the company as it is, or wants to be, at one given moment.
As a feminist ethic, it also involves articulation of values (e.g., values of care, empathy, and friendship) often lost or underplayed in mainstream Western ethics.
it appears to offer a rhetorically powerful articulation of value and an attendant rationale for funding, critically able to win the approval of a Treasury department set on cutting public expenditure (2015, p 101).
The principles represent an articulation of what the members stood for and believed at that time.
Mill's famous methods of induction provide an articulation of the method a posteriori.
Late in his life, the greater availability of Berlin's numerous essays began to provoke increasing scholarly interest in his work, and particularly in the idea of value pluralism; that Berlin's articulation of value pluralism contains many ambiguities and even obscurities has only encouraged further work on the subject by other philosophers.
For McCain, who has copped to not knowing anything about economics: John Kenneth Galbraith's "Affluent Society," an eloquent articulation of the values both moral and political of a mixed economy.
Rather than accepting the existing framework and ethos and expending our energies tailoring our values and our technology to it, begin instead with a clear articulation of our values.
Thomas O. Melia, deputy executive director of Freedom House, an American advocacy group, hailed Mr. Obama for offering a more expansive articulation of democratic values and attending the civil society conference even though Mr. Medvedev refused to go.
The song was a deft and novel articulation of family values, and it was Paisley's first No. 1 hit.
Beyond the boundaries of the playing fields, the Cup of Nations has been a conduit for the articulation of political values and ideas.
