Sentence examples for articulated the role of from inspiring English sources

Regarding the letter to the editor, "The Role of Parents in Teenage Drinking" (Nov. 3): hooray to Joanne Pappas for having articulated the role of parents in teenage drinking.

In "The Notion of a Living Constitution" (1976), Rehnquist articulated the role of the court in a democratic society, concluding that judicial restraint and deference to lawmaking majorities are essential elements of a responsible judicial system.

Providers at the two high-implementation facilities understood and articulated the role of MOVE! in helping their patients lose weight as a strategy to reduce the incidence or severity of obesity-related chronic conditions.

A number of years ago, Boston University professor Kathy Kram further articulated the roles of the mentor into two broad categories: career mentoring functions and psychosocial mentoring functions.

And FDR does not mince words, decrying the tyranny of "economic royalists" and confidently articulating the role of government.

What does it mean to articulate "the role of the individual in modern science," according to the article?

"Napster is pushing on these questions as we try to articulate the role of art," said Mr. Scheirer, who holds a Ph.D. from the M.I.T. Media Lab.

In the north of Uganda, around 60 of these leaders, led by a "paramount chief", are acting as role models and articulating the role of men, and how they operate within families.

Not only do the regulations, even as amended, effectively articulate the role of competition in the NHS, they also invest it for the first time with a statutory basis.

I work on late medieval English literature, with a special focus on the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries, and the vexed relationship between the "medieval" and the "Renaissance". I am especially interested in defining and articulating the role of the aesthetic in late medieval vernacular literature, particularly in relation to variable cultural understandings of sensation and cognition.

Among their concerns were her inability to articulate the role of the Fed or "why North and South Korea were separate nations"; her assertions that Saddam Hussein was behind 9/11; and who, exactly, her son was at that point going to fight in Iraq.