Sentence examples for that articulated a from inspiring English sources
In addition to free copies of the latest issues, CPAC attendees could also take home bumper stickers at the MRC table that articulated a commonly held view among them: "I Don't Believe The Liberal Media".
In 2007, Tanzania developed a national PMTCT scale up plan (2007 2012) with population-based targets that articulated a strategy to deliver a comprehensive package of PMTCT interventions.
A master of moving the fashion conversation to a new place without closing the door on the old one, Mr. Lagerfeld continued to give volume to his clothes, but now with touches of bias shirring that articulated a more fluid line.
Musicians contributed to public discourse about racial inequalities by discussing racial-musical relations, performing in events and on recordings with explicit racial dimensions, and creating music that articulated a broad range of racial subject positions.
But Steve Lamacq, along with the Adverts' TV Smith, Pauline Murray of Penetration and Crass's Penny Rimbaud, will consider a less celebrated side of the movement: the lyrics about tenderness, love and social commentary that articulated a generation's experience of the world.
Our goal is to forge a Democratic Party that articulates a moral vision on foreign policy and political reform.
The most straightforward philosophical commitment will be to a normative theory that articulates an account of justice and/or an account of the good.
Here was a man who had put together a program that articulated all I knew from working with the stroke patients.
Maryland goes further than that, articulating a specific definition for aggressive driving.
Indeed, Mr. Stein said that articulating a clear plan for winding down the Fed's monthly bond purchases was more important than the exact timing of tapering.
There's no doubt that articulating a clear and compelling vision for the future of your organization can drive member excitement, but things get murky when control enters the equation.
