Sentence examples similar to formerly articulated from inspiring English sources
Internationally, the World Professional Association for Transgender Health WPATHH, formerly the Harry Benjamin International Gender Dysphoria Association) articulates standards of care which are considered the touchstone professional consensus around management of GID [ 25].
The guiding principle was articulated clearly by Carnegie Endowment Middle East specialist Marwan Muasher, formerly a high official of the Jordanian government: "There is nothing wrong, everything is under control".
The threat was best articulated in an advertisement for Toronto's Baycrest Hospital (formerly known as the Toronto Jewish Old Folks Home) which featured an elderly person sitting alone with this caption: Old Age Won't Kill Him.
Even before Justice O'Connor articulated it so cogently, that ideal has been invoked by successive groups who were formerly excluded: Jews, Blacks, Hispanics, and even whites who were not Anglo-Saxon Protestants who belonged to the "old stock".
From the outside, they present sleek bars of continuous glazing, like the top of Tate Modern (formerly Bankside Power Station, also by Gilbert Scott); on their inner faces, the mass is broken down, each dwelling articulated as an individual unit.
— lacked articulated answers.
He articulated their anger.
"New values are being articulated".
Risks are being articulated.
They're well articulated.
