Sentence examples for articulated when from inspiring English sources
This agreement was first articulated when U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt and British Prime Minister Winston Churchill signed the Atlantic Charter in August 1941.
"This fits the standard that Potter Stewart articulated when he said 'I know it when I see it' " in an obscenity case.
By simply getting to the Holiday Bowl, Mr. Locker has accomplished the only goal he clearly articulated when he returned for his senior year: taking Washington back to the postseason spotlight for the first time since 2002.
"This product he's developed is absolutely consistent with the views he articulated when he was on the commission about the lack of transparency and high fees," Mr. Barbash said.
The theme of the night is articulated when Atys sings, "How cruel a torment / To avow that a Rival is worthy of being happy!" The torment is ultimately Cybèle's, as she gazes upon the carnage that her passion for Atys has caused.
But the ability to take these kinds of risks has been crucial to Google's overall success and we aim to maintain this pioneering culture going forward.The proposal we announced today is consistent with the governance philosophy we articulated when we took the company public, as well as the trend for newer technology companies to adopt strong dual-class structures.
So these are the arguments we need to articulate when we press the cause of children".
It was a view that David Cameron was happy to articulate when Labour's Jack Straw first proposed the building of a US-style Titan jail holding more than 2,500 inmates back in 2009.
With poems, Zapruder says, "we get to a truth that is beyond our ability to articulate when we are attempting to 'use' language to convey our ideas or stories".
There is a feeling deep inside of me I find it difficult to articulate when I think of Saddam and all the fear he has instilled in the Iraqi people, and all he torture he has inflicted upon innocent civilians.
Of 20 use of force policies obtained by the Guardian under open records laws from agencies involved in the 30 fatal moving-vehicle shootings in 2015, Yellowstone County is alone in choosing to articulate when its officers can and should shoot at vehicles, without clearly stating when they can't and why they shouldn't.
