Sentence examples for as is articulated from inspiring English sources

It was felt that surgeons made the decisions on behalf of nurses and patients, and therefore it was logical to consult them to identify nurse and patient needs, as is articulated below.

Rather, health care providers reported recognizing and supporting the reproductive rights of all couples and individuals "to decide freely and responsibly the number, spacing and timing of their children and to have the information and means to do so," as is articulated in the South African Constitution.

The sense of our own body reflects, as was articulated by Sartre, Fanon, and Beauvoir, the way it is perceived by others.

Buddha-nature as it is articulated in Tiantai and Huayan attempts to talk about ultimate reality while avoiding the dualism that implies.

Kant's theory of mathematical practice connects not only with his theory of sensibility (as described above) but also with other aspects of the doctrine of Transcendental Idealism, as it is articulated throughout Kant's critical works.

Will Russia or Georgia question the proclamation of the Gospel to the world as this is articulated in the encyclical of the council?

A need for greater emotional support for both physical and psychological problems as part of aftercare is articulated; especially as such problems often fail to diminish over time.

The biosemantic solution to this problem, as that solution is articulated by a celebrated proponent, Millikan (1984 , 1993, is presented in the second section.

Numbers like that flatly contradict the cosy view of the popular Greek reaction to the spending cuts as being articulate, engaged, left-wing.

Former President George W. Bush and incumbent Vice President Joe Biden both referred to Senator Obama as being "articulate".

The participants were identified by members of the CRG as being articulate and knowledgeable members of the community.