Sentence examples similar to expressly articulating from inspiring English sources
The court based its opinion on the Windsor decision, ruling that the Supreme Court had applied a new, heightened level of scrutiny for equal protection based on sexual orientation, even if it had not expressly articulated that new standard.
The difficulty here is that the Comptroller adopted no expressly articulated position at the administrative level as to the meaning and impact of the provisions of §§ 16 and 21 as they affect bank investment funds.
In Camp, on the other hand, we gave less deference to regulatory action that was taken without any "expressly articulated position at the administrative level as to the meaning and impact of the provisions of [the Glass-Steagall Act]." 401 U.S., at 627, 91 S.Ct., at 1097.
And while this irreducible facet of the human situation is expressly articulated in philosophy that is, it is therein said it is shown in myriad places and ways.
Articulating Data-based Claims.
You might expressly tell them to think about and articulate what the photos, video and images convey that they did not understand from reading about the situation in Egypt.
Contractual good faith, by contrast, expressly announces no substantive obligation additional to the terms of a contractual promise but instead articulates respect for the terms of this promise.
— lacked articulated answers.
The report articulates many things.
He articulated their anger.
