Sentence examples similar to resolve to articulate from inspiring English sources

But, as with the various alternative TARP mechanisms, advocates of different approaches to resolving mortgage distress need to articulate the trade-offs among the various approaches for accomplishing their objectives.

This resolve was not always so easy to articulate.

Motivational Interviewing (MI) is 'a facilitative, patient-centred counselling style for helping people explore and resolve ambivalence' by collaborating with them to articulate why and how they might change.

How long it takes depends on the resolve of what is now a silent constituency to articulate a vision and plan to preserve our democracy and take back our position of leadership in law, science, technology and human rights.

On the campaign trail, Mr Trump professed his love for Israel but failed to articulate any clear policy on resolving the conflict with the Palestinians.

The specialty of forensic medicine in Indonesia has more work to do to articulate a rational approach to resolving the many other ethico-legal quandaries which arise in our practice.

Whereas some of these authors have eventually conceded that epistemic transmissivity cannot be defined as capability of resolving doubt (e.g., Wright 2011), others have attempted to articulate their views in full (see mostly Davies 2003a, 2004 and 2009).

The final cover came about by trying to articulate that as well as Lindhout's resolve to never give up hope.

In this role, she works closely with the natural science and engineering graduate departments to articulate and enforce graduate school academic policy, to advise and support graduate students, and to resolve academic and enrollment issues.

He shouldn't have to articulate this.

How to articulate them with the medium?