Sentence examples for are best articulated in from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the key findings are best articulated in the judicial conclusions, which begin on page 114.

But the principle that guides the company is best articulated in this description on their Web site, sporting-sails.com: "A Downhill and Downwind Friend and Family Tradition".

The demand for overthrow has been best articulated in the 10 point plan by Mrs Maryam Rajavi, the President elect of the National Council of Resistance of Iran, the preeminent Iranian opposition organisation.

Christians wanting their own segregated (if not a bit plagiaristic) culture was best articulated in Billy Graham's popular edict that Christians be " in the world, but not of the world".

Fiore's explanation for the bill was best articulated in an interview with the New York Times in which she said, "If these young, hot little girls on campus have a firearm, I wonder how many men will want to assault them.

The threat was best articulated in an advertisement for Toronto's Baycrest Hospital (formerly known as the Toronto Jewish Old Folks Home) which featured an elderly person sitting alone with this caption: Old Age Won't Kill Him.

The different experiences of men and women, are best articulated where both are represented in decision making spaces.

My concerns about grade accelerations are best articulated by the recommendations for best practices published in Gifted Child Quarterly.

This approach was best articulated by the Prussian military theorist Carl von Clausewitz in his famous classic On War (1832 37).

This is best articulated by Kennedy et al's [ 35] study of expert midwives:... impressing upon families that you are there for them while they're in labor.

These were perhaps best articulated in the 'information criterion' published in (Ludden et al. 1994) using information entropy.