Sentence examples for broadly articulated from inspiring English sources

Why Liberals and other modern conservatives insist on privatisation is a matter of a small-state ideology broadly articulated by neoliberal political economist, Friedrich Von Hayek.

What creates hope is you begin to settle on some clear steps that are logical, common sense, that can be broadly articulated and supported by ever-broader sectors of society.

Everything we mean by a free market depends on a functioning, sympathetic state — a state rooted not in selfish individualism but in a social sympathy so broadly articulated and institutionalized that every man is confident that he can make an honest deal with his fellow man.

Victoria's penchant for self-destruction is so broadly articulated and randomly employed — here she's anorexic, there she's flunking school, then she's prostituting herself and trying to commit suicide by leaping into a polluted fountain, and now she's O.K., just a sensitive teenager in love — that it's hard to understand her.

It would take until 1999 before the concept was more broadly articulated by the Institute of Medicine in their landmark report 'To Err is Human' [ 3].

Each animal has a broadly articulated characteristic or, more properly, a shtick.

But Obama was broadly articulating a legitimate philosophical difference between the parties, and the election results suggest Obama's vision is shared by the American mainstream and the emerging majority coalition of Obama voters … There are plenty of reasons to doubt that Obama will get key elements of his second term program through.

But Obama was broadly articulating a legitimate philosophical difference between the parties, and the election results suggest Obama's vision is shared by the American mainstream and the emerging majority coalition of Obama voters, i.e., nonwhites, college educated women (and to a lesser degree college educated men) and younger voters.

We respond to Calabresi's critique both within his framework of primary cost reduction, and more broadly, and we articulate both responses in terms of social norms of responsibility.

Family physicians need to explore deficits in primary health care broadly and to articulate comprehensive and appropriate HR policy proposals to implement family medicine, and strengthen primary health care effectively in Africa.

Has clearly articulated goals that broadly align with the goals of the theme.