Sentence examples for to articulate this case from inspiring English sources
Wall Street needs to articulate this case firmly and often.Outrageous fortunes attract slings and arrowsBank bosses might also consider exposing themselves directly to the public's fury, by meeting the protesters face to face.
O'Keeffe feels they must do more to articulate the case for using contractors to a sceptical public, and also believes consultants should be closely monitored to ensure they are offering good value.
The pro-Russian movement makes it difficult for the local elite to articulate the case for autonomy within Ukraine without playing into the hands of Russia and the local separatist minority.
Obsession with scandals has undermined their ability to articulate the case against overweening bureaucracy.
"He's got to articulate the case for a much more flexible and adaptable Europe, that gives up powers as well as adopts powers".
3) Is there a discrepancy in what the health minister told the Cabinet in March - that the purpose of the report was to "articulate" the case for change - and what she told the public and AMs in May, namely that it was an independent, impartial and academic piece of work?
The novelist and philosopher Iris Murdoch articulated this case persuasively in a little known book The Sovereignty of Good, published in 1970.
Against that backdrop, says an NHS grandee, the incoming government "failed to articulate a case for radical change".Now multiple cases are being made.
In today's lean times, we need to articulate our case more powerfully and in a more sophisticated way than in more prosperous times.
It doesn't hurt Romney that the more time the average voter spends looking at Mitt's well coifed hair and immaculate dental features, the more time he gets to articulate his case to them.
But the stakes were high that night, and the jibes from the audience began early on, as speaker after speaker failed to articulate any rational case, but only heaped their own prejudices on the growing pile of bigotry.
