It is a tiny Christian college based in a downtown Manhattan office building, whose mission statement articulates a "commitment to the truths of Christianity and a biblical worldview".
"Furthermore, it would be disastrous for a public figure of your standing who has articulated a commitment to education and social justice".
In 2008, the WHO African Region articulated a commitment to translating patient safety evidence into effective policy [ 27].
All of our respondents articulated a commitment to patient 'safety netting' and to educating patients around cancer warning signs and symptoms.
Integrative medicine is similar to the biopsychosocial model of medicine [ 3] in that it focuses on the whole person, but it also articulates a commitment to evidence-based practice using multiple therapeutic modalities, including CAM therapies.
The Brazilian government has articulated a commitment to adolescents' sexual and reproductive health through its sex education curricula, sexual violence prevention campaign, school-based condom distribution policy, and emergency contraception norms.
In its official call for funding applications in January, the GFATM articulated a commitment to the "prevention, treatment, care and support of the infected and directly affected" [ 36], and in his July 2002 speech to the XIV International AIDS Conference in Barcelona, executive director Richard Feachem reiterated this dedication.
In Christian pacifism, it is God's commandments as articulated by Jesus that necessitate a commitment to pacifism.
The Obama Administration should articulate its commitment to an open internet and make clear that security needs will not lead to greater stovepiping and fragmentation.
First, he could articulate a long-term vision and commitment to the region in time, troops and treasure, and face an extremely tough re-election.
These participants observed that, although Furthermore, many participants articulated that this adoption of harm reduction strategies expressed a commitment to serving homeless persons and awareness of this population's life circumstances.
