Sentence examples for articulate the theory from inspiring English sources
Unlike Beveridge, Miliband didn't articulate the theory, though he did invoke his father's wartime service in the navy, helping to win the war and build the peace, to set the scene.
Helen Longino was one of the first feminist philosophers to articulate the theory of how pornography harms women.
Realist evaluation seeks to identify and articulate the theories that underpin programmes, so that they can be refined, tested, and used to guide programme development.
Meanwhile, with Seurat, he set off to articulate the theories of neoimpressionism.
6.01pm BST Gardner does the best job yet of articulating the theory – a conspiracy theory – held by some Republicans of why anonymous shopping was turned off on the federal marketplaces just two weeks before the live date.
He articulated the theory by pointing out what people do with the normative language they use in stating rules.
In both the "Afterword" to the Judah HaLevi book, and in a series of articles addressing the challenges of translating Scripture, Rosenzweig articulated the theory of translation that stood behind these works.
During a December 2007 conference on political-legal work, CCP General Secretary Hu Jintao articulated the theory of the "Three Supremes," which emphasized again that legal work should regard as supreme the concerns and interests of the Communist Party.
And it should be examined before we continue on our journey how the German physicist Pascual Jordan came the closest to articulating the theory how our universe might be a quantum fluctuation of the vacuum.
Meticulous thinking, explaining and articulating the theory behind an intervention is a prerequisite for effective mental health care planning, as well as for planning other complex interventions.
The first articulated the theory presented in the original programme proposal and the second documented its development in the early stages of implementation through interviews with key programme stakeholders.
