Leaders are in a great position to articulate the values a company is trying to enact and to shape the story of how today's work connects with those values.
This puts him in a far better position to articulate a clear challenge to a Republican opponent.
The CFO, therefore, is in the best position to articulate how environmental, social and governance issues will have an impact on every facet of a company's business.
As a relatively new group, with a large number of refugees, Haitians have made considerable inroads in New York and are well positioned to articulate their concerns forcefully, said Mary Ellen Ros, assistant executive vice president for community development at the New York Association for New Americans.
Coming at it from the philosophical and analytical perspective that my art practise has enabled me to develop, means I am in a position to draw attention to, and to articulate these invisible forces, but also invisible people.
But neuroscience is only in a position to do this against the background of the philosophical work that goes into articulating the concept.
He wrestles with the core question of whether it is legitimate for any person in a secular state to articulate a policy position grounded in religious faith, rather than arguing that proposition in exclusively secular terms.
My own rabbi said a few weeks ago in this forum he was "done apologizing" for Israel, in a view that seemed to articulate the position of what is sometimes called "the organized Jewish community".
Trump, now in his seventh week in office, has yet to articulate a clear position on the Gulen extradition or Syria.
