Some of the concerns were articulated by Robert Pape, a University of Chicago political scientist who has written widely on airpower.
By Macy Halford September 23, 2009 Eighties TV heartthrob Kirk Cameron, moonlighting as a conservative Christian, is having some growing pains about facing the facts of life — at least as they were articulated by Charles Darwin in his 1859 "Origin of Species".
The texts of The Strand Settings – by the Canadian-American poet Mark Strand, who died the following year, aged 80 – were articulated by Fleming with the keenest precision and the firmest expressive intentions; yet however thrillingly scored, Hillborg's vital, shimmering accompaniments never overpowered her, always allowing space for the voice to cut through.
But to hold onto the White House next year, Obama also needs to win over, or hold onto, large numbers of more traditional Democrats — the so-called "Reagan Democrats," whose economic and cultural concerns were articulated by Stan Greenberg, one of President Clinton's pollsters, in his famous study of voters in Macomb County, Michigan (pdf).
Those intentions, reported by the Oregonian, were articulated by Portland Commissioner Dan Saltzman, who oversees the city's Bureau of Transportation PBOTT).
The goals were articulated by the patient as per their requirement and were finalized by the multidisciplinary team including clinicians and physiotherapists [14].
It was being articulated by me weekly, occasionally daily".
"They are being articulated by governors of both parties".
"It was support for a vision that was articulated by Imam Feisal".
He made a virtue of sticking entirely to ideas that had already been articulated by his mentor.
One was articulated by Paul Krugman, a Nobel Prize laureate and New York Times columnist who was at the American Economic Association meeting.
