Sentence examples for the task of articulating from inspiring English sources

In the midst of election season, there was a desire to avoid politicizing the ceremonies, and as the often ham-handed efforts of artists to grapple with the subject have demonstrated, the task of articulating the country's grief and anger and defiance can easily result in simplistic pieties and blunt restatements of the obvious.

Althusser does not give up on the task of articulating a better Marxist philosophy, however.

The task of giving a theory of ability is then simply the task of articulating the relevant accessibility relation.

Feminist identity politics, then, takes up the task of articulating women's understandings of themselves (and of men) without reducing femininity (or masculine dominance) to biology.

Such a theorist would, if she wanted the safety condition to deliver clear verdicts, face the task of articulating just what the relevant notion of similarity amounts to.

The coordinator and representative of the CFSP within the EU is the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy (currently Federica Mogherini) who speaks on behalf of the EU in foreign policy and defence matters, and has the task of articulating the positions expressed by the member states on these fields of policy into a common alignment.

"Others addressed the hard task of articulating and advocating for resolution of issues affecting the places where our people lived and worked".

It is the task of the scholar officials to articulate, promote and impose the dogma and even, if necessary, to correct the ruler himself if he should depart from the virtuous path.

As Cohen would later put it, experience, conceived as the evolving doctrines of mathematical natural science, is "given as a task" [aufgegeben] to philosophy: while experience is given with synthetic a priori principles already contained in it, it is the task of philosophy to identify and articulate those principles, and in so doing to explain how they make objective experience possible.

Rosenzweig understands the task of system to entail grasping and articulating "the All the whole of what is in its identity and difference, that is, as both a single unity and as the most comprehensive diversity of particulars.

The task of the board would be to articulate high level patient-centred outcomes along with clear milestones for delivery and payment models that reflect achievements.