Sentence examples for initially articulated from inspiring English sources

2. These three generic value propositions were initially articulated in Michael Treacy and Fred Wiersema's The Discipline of Market Leaders (Addison-Wesley, 1995).

He welcomed the pending agreement as "far less grandiose than what was initially articulated," but said he remained concerned about the legal authority allowing American military operations in Iraq once the United Nations mandate expired on Dec. 31 of this year.

The principles of research ethics originated from the Nuremburg Trials and were initially articulated in relation to a particular kind of research, which was characterised by physical intervention.

It was noted above that Cassirer's early historical works interpret the development of modern thought as a whole (embracing both philosophy and the sciences) from the perspective of the philosophical principles of Marburg neo-Kantianism, as initially articulated in [Cohen 1871].

For two decades after the Dennis decision, free speech issues related to advocacy of violence were decided using balancing tests such as the one initially articulated in Dennis.

The funds will be used to finance national education priorities, initially those articulated in the Liberia Primary Education Recovery Programme LPERPP).

While producing a global cellular effect, proteasome inhibitors have not triggered the catastrophe articulated initially in terms such as "buildup of cellular garbage".

The model we initially developed was articulated in our report, "Structuring Development for Greater Community Opportunity". Central to the approach is the creation of a Community-owned Development Enterprise (CDE) thas has a community benefits mission, majority community leaders on its board, and the technical, legal, and financial capacity to design and carry out development projects.

Although she dreamed from an early age of being an actress, she was initially reluctant to articulate that.

Providers articulated two frameworks for conceptualizing DT: as a long bridge through resolution of problems that would initially contraindicate transplantation or, alternatively, as a true destination instead of transplantation.

A total of 44 items were generated initially; these were reduced to the 15 items, which were considered the most important for symptom screening based on criteria articulated by the focus group (Tomlinson et al, 2014).