Sentence examples for articulation of its principles from inspiring English sources

But the LMDC, in an April 2002 articulation of its principles for action, asserted its role in revitalizing lower Manhattan.

Such statements, and the company's broader articulations of its principles, seem designed to sound practically spiritual — its seasonal catalogue is a chapbook called "The Why of Muji".

A collection of its principles.

Here dancing is intended as a demonstration of the female will, a concrete articulation of its reach and possibilities.

Figure 1 is a logic model of the CMW programme and a graphic articulation of its programme theory.

If Plato and Aristotle fail to articulate substantive first principles of practical reason, and if Kant overlooks them in favor of the quasi-Humeian notions of motivation that dominate ethics during the Enlightenment (and ever since), the articulation of such principles by Aquinas deserves attention.

Though nominally an articulation of egalitarian principles, those rights and benefits would necessarily be more valuable to society's weaker and less privileged members.

Haddad serves as a judge for the Islamic Sharia Council and is chairman of the Muslim Research and Development Foundation, which says it is "devoted to the articulation of classical Islamic principles in a manner that provides a platform for Islam to be the cure for all of humanities ills".

Moral philosophers have always been concerned with moral psychology and with articulating an agent's motivational structure, since the philosophical articulation of principles for the normative evaluation of human behavior has to be psychologically plausible.

In my judgment, it is a clear and forceful articulation of our founding principles.

More detailed forms of interaction are possible, such as competition through niche-carving, coordination through discursive articulation of principles, and coordination through division of labour.