Issues are articulated theatrically".
This volume explores the ways in which citizen voices on science and environmental issues are articulated, heard, marginalized, and silenced in mass media, policymaking, and other public venues.
The key issue was articulated by a charter CEO explaining why a violent student was referred to an alternative school, " If a kid is willing to assault a staff member, how do you deal with that?" The tendency in urban education is to not deal with such a student.
No one ever thought a small-town nobody could be part of a revolution, write, possess intelligence, debate tough issues, be articulate, or clarify that education and understanding are the only things that will stand the test of time.
However Billenness said that now that those issues have been articulated, the pressure to stop Myanmar's "backslide" must continue.
Whatever the correlation, the issue should be articulated in the text, and possible explanations provided.
"Our response to issues related to Bermuda is articulated in our proxy statement," he added.
Simultaneous expansion and experimentation before (i) a basic business model has been verified AND (ii) a regulatory framework has been articulated raises important issues – and opportunities – regarding how regulatory standards will be formed and complied with in the FinTech sector.
Ayer (1936), who makes a similar argument, would have eschewed labeling the conclusion of such an argument as metaphysical, since he thought the issue of moral objectivity couldn't be articulated in a meaningful way.
Here, the concept of forgiveness is articulated in the case where implementation and its issues predominates.
"It may not be the driving issue of a campaign, but every candidate has a position that has been articulated".
