'To the extent that the party had identified concerns that people shared, it failed to articulate solutions".
* * * In conversations with opposition politicians over the past six months, I have been struck by two things: their vehement hatred of the Brotherhood, and their inability to articulate solutions to the country's problems.
Mann said: "The American people could not have a starker choice before them between a presumptive candidate of one of the two parties who recognizes the risk posted by human-caused climate change and articulates solutions, and the presumptive candidate of the other party, who denies that climate change is even real".
And while it is hard to fully articulate solutions, we know new solutions are essential.
While OWS has a legitimate critique of the growing income gap in America, their lack of an articulate solution gives free-enterprise advocates the chance to make a more persuasive argument on behalf of their cause.
Perhaps their constituents will now pay more attention to the serious problems we face as a country and choose to vote for perhaps less ideologically driven candidates who can articulate real solutions to our problems.
On any issue, all the parties have a similar articulation of the problem but none of the parties will articulate a solution.
Jacob M. Appel, M.D. Assistant Professor of Psychiatry Mount Sinai School of Medicine New York City President Trump and Congress would be wise to read Gawande's article, which articulates a solution for our embattled and dysfunctional health-care system that applies equally well to America's infrastructure woes and virtually all other major political issues, including foreign affairs.
Keeping these distinctions in mind, we can now move on to examine how Burley articulates his solution to the problem of the object of human knowledge.
I articulate the solution in terms of abstract-concrete relations, where the concrete, in tune with Victorian British psychology and engineering, includes the muscular as well as the pictorial.
