Sentence examples for first articulated by from inspiring English sources

That position was first articulated by the Bush administration.

This is the language first articulated by the reformers".

It was a sentiment first articulated by Patrick's converts, who put down their weapons and took up their pens.

"The strategy of building where you sell — which was first articulated by Alfred Sloan — works," he said.

He echoed the rationale for missile defense first articulated by President Ronald Reagan, whom he served as national security adviser.

What was easily missed was that the broken-windows tactic, as first articulated by the criminologists James Q.

This reductio ad Duggar Family was first articulated by the British philosopher Derek Parfit; it is known in academic circles as the Repugnant Conclusion.

Although the involvement of individuals living with HIV was first articulated over a decade ago by AIDS activist groups and by UNAIDS in 1999, little research has been done to assess the extent of the adoption of this principle.

This theory was first articulated in 1697 by German chemist G.E. Stahl.

Some believe the court should take this opportunity to reject the "no endorsement" interpretation of this provision first articulated in 1984 by Justice Sandra Day O'Connor.

Israel's declared policy regarding nuclear weapons was first articulated in the mid-1960s by Prime Minister Levi Eshkol with the ambiguous statement, "Israel will not be the first state to introduce nuclear weapons into the region".