I have yet to see a Council majority clearly articulate a vision and policies for the City Manager to take as marching orders, and its success or failure in accomplishing those assignments I'd use to weigh his performance.
Some scientists, particularly those from racial/ethnic majority backgrounds, articulated their choice goals based on the perception that academic environments allowed the greatest freedom to pursue research topics of interest.
In the diaspora, he argues, "the majority could not articulate their Somali culture.
The absence of disarticulated specimens in these taxa could be because of a genuine absence of functional articulations or merely the paucity of specimens; in Arthroaspis, the majority of material is articulated, and given the abundance of the species, the absence of disarticulated specimens in the other taxa could be a statistical effect.
The Sunday Leader has never sought safety by unquestioningly articulating the majority view.
A survey of employees working for the Office of the Director of National Intelligence and other intelligence agencies found that a majority "were unable to articulate a clear understanding of the O.D.N.I.'s mission, roles and responsibilities," the report said.
The five majority judgments, though differently articulated, say nothing more than this: no matter how understandable the religious justification, if the effect of an admission policy is to disadvantage an individual on the basis of his or her ethnic origins, this amounts to racial discrimination which is unlawful.
Though the Muslim minority portion of India's population lagged behind the Hindu majority in uniting to articulate nationalist political demands, Islam had, since the founding of the Delhi sultanate in 1206, provided Indian Muslims with sufficient doctrinal mortar to unite them as a separate religious community.
Reputation: The majority of the respondents articulated that the cloud provider's reputation is important.
