Sentence examples for are fully articulated from inspiring English sources

The uncertainty is about future predictions, but all say those are fully articulated in all reports.

But they also want the Department for Education, as part of a review of mental health education in schools, to "ensure that links between online safety, cyberbullying, and maintaining and protecting emotional wellbeing and mental health are fully articulated".

When the four stages are complete the principles of justice as fairness are fully articulated for the society's political life.

None of these plans has been fully articulated or realized.

They have been fully articulated in the cases cited above.

But it's not an argument that's fully articulated into a theatrical or intellectual arc.

The standards for assessing a prima facie case have been fully articulated since Swain.

It's not being fully articulated yet, but I'm pretty sure it's going to emerge in the future".

The LEP needs to be embedded in the Combined Authority, so that the voice of enterprise and business is fully articulated.

The board said that the new guidance was the first in which the  fairness requirement was "fully articulated".

This paper discusses the simplifications and subjective judgments involved in the model building process, which cannot be fully articulated in journal papers, reports, or model documentation.