Sentence examples for clearly formulating from inspiring English sources

Clearly, formulating a human right is as much the end of a process of debate, advocacy and decision-making, as its beginning.

"They never clearly formulated any kind of demands," Mr. Sikharulidze said.

The British policy of indirect rule was most clearly formulated by Frederick J.D. Lugard in Nigeria.

Until a viable plan is clearly formulated, Puerto Rico's workers will remain in an increasingly tightening vise, and the island under threat of continuing depopulation.

Obama can do his Russian hosts a favor: He can clearly formulate what the incentives and the disincentives are in each case, and stick to his game plan.

This came out so clearly formulated that David realized he must have been working it all out to himself at home.

The real concern of phenomenology was clearly formulated for the first time in his article "Philosophie als strenge Wissenschaft" (1910 11; "Philosophy as Rigorous Science").

Of all the addresses at the Convention, Khan's said most plainly that the wrongness of Trump is not his style or tackiness or even obliviousness to world events; it is in his clearly formulated anti-Americanism.

"We have very clearly formulated under what conditions we are willing to provide this aid," Volker Kauder, chairman of the Christian Democratic delegation in Parliament, said during the two-and-a-half-hour debate Thursday.

Historians have debated whether Peter's legislation was informed by an overall plan based on more or less clearly formulated theoretical considerations or whether it was merely a series of ad hoc measures taken to meet emergencies as they occurred.

The ontological argument, which proceeds not from the world to its Creator but from the idea of God to the reality of God, was first clearly formulated by St. Anselm (1033/34 1109) in his Proslogion (1077 78).