In this way, the Chinese government articulated its pledge to the healthcare sector and emphasized the need for public and private sector cooperation [ 1].
"Our goal should be to agree at the May leaders meeting that by the end of the year, all allies will have either met the pledge guidelines or will have developed plans that clearly articulate how … the pledge will be fulfilled," Tillerson said.
Its exultant Saturday night show, in a field with the Berkshire mountains as a backdrop, began with "Wilco (The Song)," which opens its most recent album, and articulates a direct pledge to its audience: "Wilco/Wilco/Wilco will love you, baby".
Still, it's worth considering what Obama might have said there or could say in a message to Rio from the White House, if he wanted to live up to his pledge, articulated in Rolling Stone this spring, to engage directly on addressing climate change.
"... Significantly, no student who abstains from reciting the pledge, or any part of it, is required to articulate a reason for his or her choice to do so".
And significantly, no student who abstains from reciting the pledge, or any part of it, is required to articulate a reason for his or her choice to do so".
General Dempsey said his task was "to articulate the risk that we face at certain levels of resourcing," and he pledged to do that without "threat inflation or fear tactics".
The recalcitrant pledges to "take our country back" that began after the Inauguration were simply more genteel expressions of the sentiments that Roof articulated.
Articulate, bright, funny people.
They are highly articulate.
