Sentence examples for was fully articulated from inspiring English sources

The board said that the new guidance was the first in which the  fairness requirement was "fully articulated".

The concept was fully articulated by three of the principal scientists involved in the construction of ENIAC during World War II Arthur Burks, Herman Goldstine, and John von Neumann in "Preliminary Discussion of the Logical Design of an Electronic Computing Instrument" (1946).

This was fully articulated in OECD (2006) and taken on board in the later iterations of the European Employment Guidelines.

Some general background of the study was provided and the aim of the study was fully articulated, yet without any reference to her personal assumptions or background findings from other studies.

(That requirement was present in earlier guidance from the board, though the board said this was the first guidance in which it was "fully articulated").

The uncertainty is about future predictions, but all say those are fully articulated in all reports.

But it's not an argument that's fully articulated into a theatrical or intellectual arc.

It's not being fully articulated yet, but I'm pretty sure it's going to emerge in the future".

The LEP needs to be embedded in the Combined Authority, so that the voice of enterprise and business is fully articulated.

It is not clear, for example, that the rights of teenagers to play, and to simply be in shared public space, have been fully articulated; or the complexity and sensitivity of the task fully committed to.

Although there have been a number of studies in literary criticism, the formal indebtedness of some of the best modern poets and painters to the Islamic heritage has yet to be fully articulated.