Sentence examples for be a clear articulation from inspiring English sources

And they made it clear that they expected it to be a clear articulation of Mr. Gore's vision rather than the kind of ideological treatise he might feel compelled to run away from.

Instead, say US officials, there will be a clear articulation of America's continued commitment to protect them from external threats, most probably in a non-binding statement.

"What independent voters are looking for is a clear articulation of differences between the two parties".

"There is a clear articulation of the principle of the importance of education for everyone," said Norman Dorsen, a law professor at New York University.

"One of the things that is missing," he says of Dr. Venter's work, "is a clear articulation of why you would want to change the whole genome".

It was obvious that this was not the spokesman's personal view; it was a clear articulation of the intent of the Indian state in Kashmir: we have no choice but to shoot people in the eyes.

"I am in no doubt that what Mahler wanted was a clear articulation of the note without totally abandoning the reigning dynamic," writes Donald Mitchell, the author of many authoritative texts, including a book devoted to the Fifth Symphony.

Moreover, the interviewee's words are a clear articulation of the existing norm of color-blindness in Sweden and an undeniable realization that race and visible differences matter there.

I totally "get" that the original commitment about the trial tapes was a clear articulation that they would not be released to the public, and I can understand how the panel came down on the "letter of the law" side of the argument.

Kirsty Brown, co-founder of Keep Sydney Open (the Sydney late-night culture alliance), suggested one positive outcome from the Cross crisis was a clearer articulation by musicians, promoters and the wider creative community of "what our value is to Sydney".

Legal experts said today that one virtue of the appeals court decision was that it provided a clear articulation of legal guidelines that could form the basis for a settlement.