Sentence examples for having articulated from inspiring English sources

Yet it is critical that the courts, having articulated rules for one administration, follow those rules for others.

Having articulated the strategy and the bets, the company can develop measurement systems for both the outcome and the bets.

But Mason was in the first rank of the founding fathers, having articulated the doctrine of inalienable rights as formulated in the Declaration of Independence.

Regarding the letter to the editor, "The Role of Parents in Teenage Drinking" (Nov. 3): hooray to Joanne Pappas for having articulated the role of parents in teenage drinking.

Though the power and the strife of the country might be at the forefront of their minds, especially now, especially after November, I would be surprised if any novelist on this list thought of themselves as having articulated something about that big fractious concept known as "America".

After having articulated potentially devastating criticisms of the theory of forms, one might expect Parmenides to conclude that the theory is a lost cause and should be abandoned.

We've articulated the risk.

Economists have articulated other tempting possibilities.

Finally, someone had articulated my situation.

Some donors have articulated their own motives.

The Administration has articulated this standard many times.