-- it is nurses who are left to articulate that failure personally to their patients.
And if that is the case, it will be up to the Left to articulate a realistic agenda in a time of debt and limited government intervention.
An extraordinary scene, in which an adolescent Lepage is subjected to stop-and-search by a soldier, under a soft rain of maple leaves, articulates a frightening personal realisation that, "The bombs aren't in my bag / they're in my head".
In its strongly worded founding statement, Liberal Left asserts: "We articulate policy positions within the Liberal Democrats which should be central to a radical party.
Among the miscellaneous elements were two adult femora, a left humerus, left scapula, left clavicle, left radius and ulna, which were articulated in situ, and all of which are consistent with a single adult individual.
It was a bad look for Bernie – whom the cameras often caught wagging a finger at the moderators while Clinton spoke – and it left him struggling to articulate the reasons for the distance between himself and a popular president, a distance he'd previously tried to wave away before when an interview Obama gave to Politico seemed to suggest that the sitting president favors Clinton over Bernie.
All of which, poorly articulated, leaves four questions – probably more, but four will do.
Susan Karp, who was chairwoman of the Town Council when it approved conveying the property to Purple Heart Homes — which will convey it to Corporal Jimenez when he leaves the Marine Corps — articulated one common theory.
MCNA-PV-3138, left metatarsal 2; MCNA-PV-3139, articuleftd leftibiaia, fibula, astragalus and calcaneum lacking only the proximal end of the fibula.
The remaining tendons articulate the wrist: left and right, and up and down.The hand is also fitted with sensors.
