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The dispute is only one of several signs of continuing difficulties faced by Japan in articulating its sense of responsibility for the war.

But the parade, despite its bellicose swagger, is intended to celebrate the ideals of 1789 (Liberté, égalité, fraternité!), and France sometimes invites other countries to assist in articulating its republican message.

But Evans said Australia should reserve the right to be assertive, both in attempting to influence the US in building a more constructive relationship with Beijing and in articulating its own strategic interests, including in the South China Sea.

Although the impelling necessity for the EU to adopt a strategic-thinking culture is frequently discussed and acknowledged by EU officials and diplomats of EU member-states, very little has been done in this regard so far, and the negotiations with Iran have exposed, even more seriously, EU naiveté and incongruence in articulating its strategic long-term vision on world politics.

In articulating its project with these cultural logics, Yankee Hindutva promotes a conservative strand of Hinduism, aligned with the traditional elite, patriarchal elements of Indian society.

Twenty-one years later, however, the passage of the Refuge Improvement Act of 1997, signaled a sea change in articulating its priorities and purposes.

Revelation in the biblical and Islamic view is addressed not to individuals as such but to a whole people, which achieves its identity, in part, by articulating its faith in writings that are approved as authentic expressions of what God has revealed.

But to strengthen the arts at Stanford, to capitalize on its enormous potential, we must get better at articulating its importance in today's world.

Besides her formal inquiries, in these works Vallejo is seen deconstructing the qualities of her ethnic and cultural background with a view toward articulating its presence in her studio work.

Drucker's process of discussion, then, is to establish relevant precedent, make it comprehensible in human terms, articulate its organizational implications, define its limits, and make clear what it is really about.

It is clear that propositional truth as correspondence satisfies this condition, and notice that (if we squint a little) so too does instrumental truth, since despite my intentions, I can fail, in my actions, to use the hammer in ways that successfully articulate its place in the relevant equipmental network.