English-Spanish translation for "articulate"

articulate {adj.} (also: expressive, eloquent)

d) to assist professional communicators in articulating and observing

articulated, realistic provision is made for financing, and a variety of

We can articulate the values and objectives that underpin the Union.

It articulates to good effect the right to human dignity and integrity of the person.

What we will do in Gothenburg is present one of the proposals in an articulated manner.

I urge you to discuss your ideas, which are articulated in the report, with the expert group.

Besides this, the experience of God must be articulated in a life of faith, hope and charity.

The Member States have made promises that do justice to previously articulated ambitions.

We have shown that the Community not only articulates ideas, but is also able to take specific actions.

What I want is articulated wonderfully well and I am pleased with Mr Izquierdo's contribution.

This is the message I would like to articulate: the Romanian authorities must put a stop to this action.

Mr President, the three previous speakers have already partly articulated what I wanted to say.

The co-determination rights of workforce representatives are not sufficiently articulated.

It has to be said that these policies were not always articulated and were even contradictory sometimes.

The most determined supporters of the US vision are European, as are its most articulate opponents.

They certainly are communicated in this House and he does it in a most articulate fashion.

The resolution we have before us articulates this view, Madam President, particularly in paragraphs 1, 2 and 3.

made this search its own and, with its specific tools and scholarly methods, has articulated this universal human desire.

We currently have no clearly articulated vision for a sustainable urban future across the range of policy areas.

Faced with the scepticism that has been expressed, we also need to articulate clearly what we are voting on this week.