"Based on his budget and the narrative coming out of the White House, there is really nothing new, only a doubling down on the agenda articulated in the first term," said Karen A. Harbert, a former top Energy Department official and now president of the Institute for 21st Century Energy, an arm of the United States Chamber of Commerce.
The normative core of this conception of democracy lies in the conception of freedom articulated in the third condition: that the subject of legal constraints is free precisely in being the author of the laws.
Sephardic Jews acculturated to the Arabic model as articulated in the first centuries of Islam.
But for all his earnest exploration, this man, once the world's most powerful central banker, essentially offers up a view of the markets that Robert Shiller, another new Nobelist, articulated in the first edition of "Irrational Exuberance" (a term that Greenspan himself coined) about 15 years ago.
Jesus did not simply transfer to himself the promise of the heavenly Son of man, as it was articulated in the apocryphal First Book of Enoch.
These are articulated in the following notions: First, the 30-year history of the South-eastern Amsterdam partnership shows that the partnership successfully realized 12 collaborative projects and was sustained by changing its strategic goals over time.
Israel's declared policy regarding nuclear weapons was first articulated in the mid-1960s by Prime Minister Levi Eshkol with the ambiguous statement, "Israel will not be the first state to introduce nuclear weapons into the region".
First articulated in the 1940's, Peronism sought to steer a middle course between capitalism and Communism, taking what Perón liked to call "the third position".
The third feature articulated in the plans of the Bedouin towns and which offers insights on the tension between neighborhood-oriented planning and a comprehensive urban orientation is the arrangement of arterial thoroughfares within the intra-urban network of roads.
There is a tension between the rules of world order laid down in the UN Charter and the rights articulated in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, a second pillar of the world order established under US initiative after the second world war.
