Sentence examples for articulated the position of from inspiring English sources

On Monday, Ms. Rodust articulated the position of many subsidy foes when she said there that no money should be provided to build new boats when there was already an excess of capacity.

Mr. McCain, who has said repeatedly that he is morally opposed to abortion, was then asked whether he had just articulated the position of the abortion rights movement, which argues that the procedure should not be outlawed but left up to individual women, Mr. McCain became visibly irritated.

There is no official policy framework that articulated the position of surgical task-shifting at the national level.

"The new organisation will work to clearly articulate the position of the news media industry on this and other important issues which affect the industry".

"To have sharpshooters in balconies in houses shooting people in the head and neck — for me, I can no longer in good conscience articulate the position of the government to the U.N. authorities," Mr. Alsaidi said in a telephone interview on Tuesday.

African bishops hope Idowu-Fearon will articulate the position of traditionalists on gay matters.

As Assistant Attorney General, Breuer said, it was important to articulate the position of the Department of Justice.

My own rabbi said a few weeks ago in this forum he was "done apologizing" for Israel, in a view that seemed to articulate the position of what is sometimes called "the organized Jewish community".

1997 was an important year in recent philosophy of mathematics, as it saw the publication of four books articulating the positions of five leading philosophers of mathematics: John Burgess and Gideon Rosen's A Subject with No Object, Penelope Maddy's Naturalism in Mathematics, Michael Resnik's Mathematics as the Science of Patterns, and Stewart Shapiro's Philosophy of Mathematics.

Previous research has exposed the ITGA as a public relations vehicle for transnational tobacco companies, providing a "human face" and a "grass roots voice" to articulate the positions of tobacco manufacturers [ 35, 36].

A woman in Georgia who was interviewed this week about how she would vote in the state's primary on Tuesday, articulated the traditional position of evangelical Protestants when she said of Mitt Romney, "I'm a Christian and he's a Mormon.