taught him articulate speech .

taught him articulate speech .

A classic start up mistake is understanding why you need them but not being able to articulate why it is that they would need you.

And they were trying to understand what the problems were and so they were able to articulate all the key pieces and kind of rank them by priority.

and has taught him articulate speech .

and has taught him articulate speech .

We are called upon, then, to articulate a new approach.

Is it that I articulate very well?

So it needed a very articulate front paw.

So the most important thing is to get people to articulate their models.

19. Project planning should adequately articulate implementation requirements to enhance programme delivery.

There was a whole system written in software to articulate the tongue.

Together, they form a compelling narrative that European leaders must begin to articulate.

I think, his words, beautifully articulate our basic human need to redefine limits.

There was silence, then they all laughed at my articulate phrasing .

My aunt, an incredibly articulate and brilliant woman, was widowed early.

My Special Representative firmly encouraged them to articulate their views through peaceful participation and dialogue.

It was also a time to articulate national perceptions and positions relative to various human rights questions.

In the end, each individual country was best placed to understand and articulate its own needs.

I mean, am I going to articulate it, or am I just gonna button my lip?

And so we created a process that was designed to do several things, including to create space for people to be self interested, for them to have an opportunity to think about what mattered most to them, to be able to articulate their interests, and concerns, and desired experiences, and then to be able to explain those things to one another.

At the same time, top regulators have begun to articulate with some precision what needs to be done.

It was the first international instrument to attempt to articulate both a developmental and rights based approach to disability.

Despite the tremendous sacrifices, the fact that justice and democracy had finally prevailed and that the countries emerging from the war had been able to articulate new forms of international coexistence served to renew mankind apos s hopes in the future.

Someone like George H. W. Bush, unable to articulate a vision but able to steer successfully through crises, turns out to be a better leader than someone like his son, possessed of a powerful vision but with little contextual intelligence or management skill.

The Policy Framework is designed to articulate the government's approach regarding provision of services and supports to these families.

30. Articulation of national TCDC policy Support should be given to Governments to formulate and articulate national TCDC policies.

The dialogue had also given a good sense of how complex it was to articulate and operationalize responses.

For several days now, we have enjoyed brilliant and articulate speakers here at TED.

Last year the Assembly decided to devote the Conference to the implementation of the follow up activities to the Year. Through deliberations with regard to the Year, Member States should be able to articulate even more solid principles on which to base our future action for the family.

The lack of a clear policy directive for women in 1994 led the Government to articulate in 1997 that

Through my work I'm trying to articulate that humans are not separate from nature and that everything is interconnected.

It should clearly articulate support to national plans, to strengthening of health systems and to the development of local capacities and resources.

When officers are required to articulate grounds for suspicion, they are more likely to rely on behavioral factors rather than prejudice.

The National Training Plan (PNQ) contributes to promote policies integration and to articulate actions for social and professional training in Brazil.

The industrialized countries, on the other hand, do not explicitly articulate population policies per se.

The major task of the regional preparatory conferences would be to articulate the specific needs and priorities of the region.

The power of social media to articulate social and political unrest poses a direct threat to the CCP s Orwellian harmony and stability.

Perhaps we need to spend some time in contemplation, and articulate to ourselves precisely what we need and expect from our leaders.

Persepolis brought a daughter closer to her Iranian mother, and Jaws became the way in which one young boy was able to articulate the fear he'd experienced in flight from violence that killed first his father then his mother, the latter thrown overboard on a boat journey.

See, those are the types of responsibilities and relationships that a federal structure should actually articulate.

One aspect of that involves the development of a coherent and articulate communications policy, to be carried out at various levels.

Commitment by senior management to articulate a mission statement is an essential basis for the implementation of the performance appraisal system.

It seeks to articulate the burgeoning fellowship among peoples in the Asia Pacific region with the embattled people of East Timor.

In addition, the sessions have been used constructively to allow the group to articulate and refine a goal and framework for effective collaboration.