We've already articulated our stance on the PROTECT IP, SOPA, E-PARASITE, or whatever you want to call it bill, which creates a dangerous precedent of blacklisting domains and concentrates power on rights-holders, and remains vague enough to be easily abused.
In Romney's November 2008 op-ed titled "Let Detroit Go Bankrupt", he clearly articulated his stance against the auto bailout, and has continued to stand by it ever since.
The Labour MP Jess Phillips said the party had struggled to articulate its stance on Brexit.
Even in his early political career, he began to articulate his stance on the issues that would become his legacy.
The protests could also pressure newly-announced presidential candidate Hillary Clinton to articulate her stance on the minimum wage as she tries to shore up support with her party's progressive wing.
As Tyler described his conception, production, and design choices, it was clear they were meant to poke holes in ideas of ownership and identity, and question how our style choices articulate stances in these arenas.
"Many candidates have not articulated their business stance at the level we're interested in," Johanna Schneider, executive director of the Business Roundtable, according to the WSJ.
He blames Corbyn for defeat in the European Union referendum on the basis that he articulated the critical Remain stance that he was elected to lead the party on.
Many Republicans suspect that this is still his real view, and they believe that the reason he struggles to articulate his current stance is that he doesn't believe in it.
In the Payette case, policy did not emerge absent from biological assessment but uses separation as a tool to articulate a biological stance within the working landscape.
