Sentence examples for has articulated since from inspiring English sources

What replaced in 2004, and has articulated since, was called religiosity.

They point out the consistency of the goals Obama has articulated since 8 August: preventing humanitarian catastrophe and protecting US personnel in Iraq.

It's just that this is the first time he has articulated it since the president announced his support for the Federal Marriage Amendment.

"I accept that it is un-Islamic to kill civilians," said the student, Muhammad al-Kordy, 25, echoing the message that the grand imam, Sheik Muhammad Sayed al-Tantawi, has articulated in nearly every speech since Sept. 11.

"The reason why Modi needs a chance to lead is that he is the first politician since Nehru who has articulated a clear economic vision," said Tavleen Singh, an author and commentator who was referring to Jawaharlal Nehru, India's first prime minister, and who argued that hate crimes were so routinely incited by Indian leaders that no major party or politician was innocent.

Although China opposed the invasion of Iraq in 2003, Sun has articulated the positions maintained by Beijing since then: – that Iraq must be allowed to reconstruct without the fear of terrorism; and.

The Administration has articulated this standard many times.

He had articulated this vision since the 1950s and built key technologies for collaboration in the 1960s.

The deaf have articulated it to represent an alphabet since the 16th century.

It has since been superceded, for many of the reasons the critics have articulated, plus others arising from the critiques of black and Latina feminists and feminist postmodernists.

We've articulated the risk.