They are men trying to work through personal problems and sexual identity issues, he said, and they need to articulate their feelings.
Lavery et al. (2003) argue that the justification for conducting research on populations with known exposure to environmental hazards, and the need to articulate the relationship between the ends of research and the interests of the community, become stronger as limits on subjects or potential subjects to reduce or avoid hazards becomes greater.
Ms. Dragas also referred to the shift toward online education and the need to articulate a vision for the university, suggesting that Ms. Sullivan's performance in those areas had been inadequate.
Challenges in this area include the limited extent of treatment development and clinical trial research across the spectrum of female sexual dysfunctions, changing regulatory considerations, changing diagnostic criteria for female sexual dysfunction, and the need to articulate assessment procedures to these changes.
Less a final and true defense of the faith, I position theology as a human response to the mystery of now and a need to articulate our way of being.
These changes have implications for CPGs and the need to articulate the skill level required for a given task.
There is an ongoing and growing need to articulate a research agenda for the many conditions that are already part of newborn screening.
We who care deeply about nature and the environment need to articulate what a prosperous and a healthy planet will look like in 2050, and work backwards from there.
The method of subtraction by erasure speak to an existing absence and a survivalist need to articulate from a flat void".
It's a platform for artists and filmmakers who need to articulate on a libidinal level regardless of the market pressures.
Once the breakdowns among the media, intellectuals, and politicians have been mended, conservative Americans will have access to the ideas and language they need to articulate the key messages of the conservative movement.
