This compensatory approach to delineation of responsibilities is mainly articulated by guidelines such as the CIOMS, NCOB, and the UNAIDS.
While initially their aims are mainly self-serving, the process of articulating who they are is important.
On account of its multi-faceted nature, clinical experience is mostly difficult to articulate, and is mainly expressed in clinical situations as professional approaches.
Such knowledge is mostly difficult to articulate, and is mainly expressed in clinical situations as professional approaches, including behaviour as well as attitudes.
"They were mainly well-educated and articulate men.
Somewhere around the turn of the century, Sue Lawley began to irritate the hell out of me, for reasons that were hard to articulate because they were mainly very unfair.
(Röd 1970, Dufour 1980) This reading of the modern natural law project is rooted in the texts, it was promoted by Barbeyrac, and it has been persuasively articulated mainly by Tuck (1979, 1987).
36 Political economy discourse was articulated mainly though not exclusively by critical academics.
Change management discourse was articulated mainly by those at the front line of implementation (in particular, management consultancies and think tanks).
