First, each phrase structure rule is accompanied by a unique semantic rule (articulated as the rule-to-rule hypothesis by Emmon Bach (1976)), where the denotation of each phrase is fully determined by the denotations of its immediate constituents: the semantics is compositional.
Moreover, it is articulated that rules cannot be comprehensive and that the actual involvement of the child depends highly on how people act in practice.
On the science desk, all reporters received an eight-point memo this past August articulating rules and regulations designed to ensure that similar disclosure occurs in that department.
RRI will have to confront these issues in actual practice, and may try to articulate rules, procedures (beloved by bureaucracies), and new "good" practices (the quotes are used to indicate that one cannot stipulate beforehand what will be "good").
Ever since Pope Benedict XVI (Formerly Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger, Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith) articulated this rule during the Terri Schiavo fiasco, hospital spokespeople have held tenaciously to a balancing rationale that allowed them to honor a person's stated wishes in these matters.
For woolier jobs, it is a serious problem, especially because humans themselves might struggle to articulate clear rules.
It places collective identity, the clan that we belong to, over the principles that we can articulate, the rules that we follow.
In three dozen prior cases, he said, "the court was simply unable to articulate manageable rules for the lower courts to apply".
"The W.T.O. will have to articulate the rules about this," Mr. Lamy said, acknowledging that his view is unpopular in Europe.
