Sentence examples for articulating policy from inspiring English sources

He was never one who was articulating policy.

Some argue that it would have been simpler to merge the two, and the unwieldiness of the new means of articulating policy suggests that this might indeed have been a good idea.

Belle was in awe that the former New York senator could continue articulating policy positions despite such sinister distractions.

Senator Obama is articulating policies that permit faithful Catholics to follow the church's admonition that we continue to explore ways to give greater protection to human life.

For its part, the Bloomberg campaign dismissed suggestions that Mr. Thompson was gaining momentum, noting its continuing success in collecting endorsements (Colin L. Powell's being a recent one), relying on social networking tools (Mr. Bloomberg is using Twitter this week) and articulating policies for a third term (improving community colleges was the theme on Thursday).

Diplomats have demonstrated exceptional skills in finding common interests and articulating policies that would make the world so much safer.

Germany has "instincts sometimes rather than a clearly articulated policy", says a senior EU official.

Not many people could articulate policy positions of the candidate they favored.

Victory in foreign affairs requires a well articulated policy and use of every available tool at our disposal.

In its strongly worded founding statement, Liberal Left asserts: "We articulate policy positions within the Liberal Democrats which should be central to a radical party.

The bureaucracy has settled into third-world mediocrity, as demonstrated by corruption and a limited capacity to implement or articulate policy.