But move past the speeches and Obama's selections are very much in sync with his record and the foreign policy vision he articulated on the campaign trail, from his pledge to escalate the war in Afghanistan to his "residual force" plan in Iraq to his vow to use unilateral force in Pakistan to defend US interests to his posturing on Iran.
He articulated what he hoped to learn from talking with them and scheduled a time to pick up the phone the next morning.
4. Wittgenstein probably adapted this example (beginning in 1929 at (PR §132) and (WVC 71)), which he articulates in various similar ways, from Brouwer, who first stated similar 'propositions' in his (1908, 110); see §2.4 above.
In his most noted work, Politics and Administration (1900), he showed how the popular will is articulated from administration, in which expertise and hierarchy work to fulfill that will.
African Culture is articulated from the pulpits of foreign faiths.
Also, a framework of trust-inducing interface design features articulated from the existing literature is presented.
In this paper, the feature panorama is succinctly articulated from the viewpoint of product design and manufacturing.
But even so, Smokescreens and Castles is an impressive hour, jam-packed with incidents, luridly articulated, from Kane's life, and with whip-smart reflections triggered by them.
This reading seminar addresses questions of finitude, breakdown, loss, and the limits of life as they have been articulated from the mid-twentieth century to the present.
The stage is articulated from a 3-legged parallel kinematic configuration, where the 2-DOF RCM is ensured by three improved parallelogram RCM modules (PRMs).
Education was free, compulsory, universal, and articulated from kindergarten to university, though the amount of free schooling varied from state to state, as did the age of required school attendance.
