Sentence examples for articulated by this from inspiring English sources

"There's no point reshuffling the chairs on the good ship Abbott if there's not a jobs plan articulated by this government," O'Connor said on Tuesday.

It is contrary to the fundamental public policy of this state, as articulated by this court, which has held that "the electorate's effecting its will through balloting, not the hypertechnical compliance with statutes, is the object of holding an election".

All that is necessary for sanity to rule again, on the question of guns, is to restore the amendment to its commonly understood meaning as it was articulated by this wise Republican judge a scant few years ago.

Bezuidenhout's solo was more overtly virtuosic, the youthful Toccata in D minor, with its swirling opening flourishes and rapid-fire fugal counterpoint, all compellingly articulated by this most characterful of keyboard personalities.

If the problem – as articulated by this government - is rising consumer bills, then the only surefire solution is to invest in home insulation to bring down permanently the amount of overall energy households need by reducing heating costs (especially as our demand for electricity is still increasing).

In his amicus brief, Professor Lessig stated that the district court's "opinion in the summary judgment stage of this case seemed to indicate" that the standard articulated by this court in its June 1998 decision governs the "separate product" issue, which lies at the heart of the tying claim.

Given the party's current unpopularity in Scotland, and the clear alternative articulated by the SNP, this seems like an improbable and gargantuan task with just three months to polling day.

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

This strategy was first articulated by the Monroe doctrine.

This is the language first articulated by the reformers".

The study was undertaken in a patriarchal society and this was clear in the dominant role articulated by the participants.