So we need a short, accessible phrase that in a short period of time will convey both the emotional impact of the problem that we're addressing, but also give that sense of scale and urgency that will precipitate some kind of action". But another major group that tackles food problems around the world, the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP), now disapproves of this tactic.
The dissemination of scientific articles is insufficient, and either the researchers themselves or other communicators should translate the information into more accessible and colloquial phrasing.
Two years ago, she began searching the Internet, using the phrase "wheelchair accessible transportation," and came across a company called Kenguru, in Budapest.
As already mentioned, the majority of respondents indicated that the NHFP vision statement should include the phrases 'equitable and accessible quality health services' and 'improve efficiency or reduce waste'.
There were seven key findings: First, 37.5% (6/16) and 18.8% of the respondents said that the phrases 'equitable and accessible quality health services' and 'improve efficiency or reduce waste' should be included in the vision of Eritrean health financing policy (NHFP).
When we speak, we use the words and phrases that are most accessible to us or that pop into our minds first.
Table 3 summarizes responses to the question: ' What key words or phrases would you like to see in the vision of the Eritrean National Health Financing Policy?' The three most frequently mentioned phrases were: 'equitable and accessible health services' (6/16); 'quality (plus continuous service improvement)' (4/16); and 'improve efficiency and reduce waste' (3/16).
Including the phrase "helping make science fun and accessible" in her Twitter bio is a clear indicator of the content she intends to share.
This is an accessible source of definitions of words, terms, and phrases that are encountered in the fields of human resource management, personnel, and industrial relations.
Sfeir-Semler, a gallery split between Beirut and Hamburg, is displaying "It Can Be Made Accessible," a flat-footed yet oddly hopeful series of phrases typed on 16 index cards by the Conceptual artist Robert Barry in 1971.
Tavener was branded a "holy minimalist", a phrase that condemned some of his more accessible choral music to collections of "Relaxing Classics", as if what he was doing as a composer was cynically tapping into cheap, superficial New-Ageism.
