Sentence examples for has so far articulated from inspiring English sources
Neither Mr. Perry nor Mr. Romney has so far articulated a detailed policy on Afghanistan.
It will have to embrace a progressive conservative agenda more ambitious and fully developed than anything the Bush administration has so far articulated.
"Nobody in the government has so far articulated the benefits of the process of privatization to the public," said Ajit Ranade, chief economist at ABN Amro Bank India.
And yet no coherent alternative to the satellite city project – and its correlating boom in the ashwa'iyat – has so far been articulated.
It has so far failed to articulate a coherent counter-terrorism policy.
Under Britain's electoral system only two parties can ever hope to achieve power; one of them, the Conservatives, has absorbed UKIP's agenda for cultural protectionism almost completely, and the other, Labour, has so far struggled to articulate a coherent response.
But no amount of technology can compensate for what the Cruz team has so far failed to provide for its articulate and intense candidate.
"Well-articulated exit strategies will increase confidence that there is a way out," it said, adding that it was "regrettable that so few exit strategies have so far been articulated".
Although initial propositions of the possible route tried to exclude cities, towns, hospitals, industrial sites, nature reserves etc., more than 3000 objections have so far been articulated and publicly discussed.16 Also, planning is influenced by several elections in the affected states or municipalities.
