Chairman Marcus Agius: "Evidently, we have not done a good enough job in articulating our case: on some matters we should have communicated earlier and more clearly".
The chairman of Barclays, presented with a one-third vote against the bank's pay report, said sorry for not having done "a good enough job in articulating our case".
"I believe once we articulate our independence case, we will win the referendum.
The struggle to get researchers to use specimens is in stark contrast to the missions articulated by the biobanks in our case studies, such as finding cures or treatments for diseases.
Using the design activity as a lens, and drawing on primary and secondary interviews and archival data on the home furnishing sectors in Italy, our case study articulates the processes that facilitate the abstraction of general rules from novel practices and the changes that are necessary, both within firm and industry organisation, to foster their diffusion.
But until he can articulate that case with confidence, Ed Miliband should beware playing with fire.
"From the very beginning this race has been about who can best articulate the case against Barack Obama," he said.
Against that backdrop, says an NHS grandee, the incoming government "failed to articulate a case for radical change".Now multiple cases are being made.
He called for a cross-party group of MPs to look at the options and "articulate the case for Britain rethinking the result of the referendum".
Wall Street needs to articulate this case firmly and often.Outrageous fortunes attract slings and arrowsBank bosses might also consider exposing themselves directly to the public's fury, by meeting the protesters face to face.
