But he added that Mr. Bush was articulating terms that the two sides had begun to discuss in their negotiations, though neither leader has been so specific in outlining the shape of a compromise.
The question is, will it be articulated in terms of bond defaults or larger kindergarten classes — or no kindergarten classes at all?
In every generation, the press has responded to one crisis or another through a strategy "that is articulated in terms loftier than a simple loss of profit and has sought techniques for its amelioration," she writes.
Abbott wrote to Yudhoyono this past weekend in an effort to mend fences and the Indonesian president, after a meeting with cabinet colleagues on Tuesday night, articulated the terms of a thaw.
What at first seems to be articulated in terms of a schoolyard dispute — "I never said nothing!" she insists — quickly slides into a gangster patois: "All I know is that know is that I'm as clean as a whistle, baby / I didn't let the cat out".
These concepts are articulated in terms of our body's position in, and movement through, space.
This passing can be articulated in terms of structures, agencies and processes of tacit coordination involved in making accounting happen.
Fourthly, thee link between national quality goals need to be clearly articulated in terms of national pedagogical frameworks that identifies core elements.
Even the "cause" with which Royce associates loyalty is ultimately articulated in terms of devotion to a community (Royce, 1908, 20; 1913, vol. 1, xvii).
As a result, the knowledge involved here is of a different sort than the one articulated in terms of what can be proved in a given system.
