Sentence examples for has failed to articulate from inspiring English sources

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

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

A 2008 editorial in The Cincinnati Enquirer said: "The Center has failed to articulate its role in the intellectual, cultural and political life of this region".

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

Further, despite his considerable rhetorical skills, President Obama has failed to articulate a coherent message for change, and has lacked the courage to use the bully pulpit to stand up to the bullies of the right.

Critics of the London exchange have argued that Don Cruickshank, its chairman, has failed to articulate a modified strategy after plans to merge with Germany's Deutsche Borse collapsed last month.

Both have failed to articulate what they will do to address the unequal impacts of globalisation.

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

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

In his decision, Justice Robert A. Sackett said the Legislature had "failed to articulate a rational basis for redacting the names," adding, "The public has a right to know".

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