Sentence examples for fails to articulate a from inspiring English sources

If Labour fails to articulate a radical alternative to the Tories' excessive individualism, I fear for the future.

Plato's later work makes scattered reference to law but fails to articulate a robust philosophy of law in the modern sense; what is thought to be his last work, Laws, contains many specific proposals for reforming the laws of his time but curiously fails to grapple with broader philosophical questions.

Moreover, the State fails to articulate a precise, compelling interest in establishing the 6 p.m. Friday deadline as applied to non-UOCAVA [Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act] voters and has failed to evidence any commitment to the 'exception' it rhetorically extended to UOCAVA voters".

While Ed Balls has landed many blows on the failings of austerity, he has failed to articulate a credible long-term alternative.

The Guardian said a year ago that Mr Brown had failed to articulate a vision, a plan, or an argument for the future.

But Brazil has failed to articulate a clear alternative to chavismo.

It has so far failed to articulate a coherent counter-terrorism policy.

We failed to articulate a clear sense of direction and conviction.

That is because the sites have failed to "articulate a value proposition," Mr. Todd said.

But as Richard Haass, head of the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR), says, "Russia has failed to articulate a positive strategy.

So far, we have failed to articulate a new global order that reflects the dramatic pace of global integration.