Sentence examples for articulating our position from inspiring English sources

"While we may specifically be articulating our position on these issues as African-American Muslims," Auston said, "we are doing that with the intent to reach as many people as possible".

Liberal Democrats hoping to gain from Corbyn's victory would do well to take a proper look at recent history, and to realise that the return of substance-over-spin politics in Labour makes it easier to articulate our position and allows the possibility of us building a progressive alliance in future.

"We're here to articulate our positions on the issues and do what we can for the good of the country and the let the process move forward".

I don't think that the pastor or the church is obligated or responsible for taking a position and articulating a position on every issue.

A recent article in the New York Times Magazine, "Why Women's Rights Are the Cause of Our Time," did a wonderful job articulating the grim position of women among the global poor.

"I think it's fair to ask our candidates to articulate a position that makes us safe".

He has tried to avoid articulating a clear position on 1070.

He hasn't been articulating a party position; he's been engaging in punditry.

Mr. Biden, he claimed, was merely articulating Mr. Obama's position that "all married couples should have exactly the same rights".

And yet on each occasion, South Africa has appeared "have-it-both-ways" indecisive, reactive and incapable of articulating a clear position.

"I think Governor Romney just needs to stay true to himself, to continue articulating his positions on the economy and the Middle East," Mr. Sekulow said.