(P5) Several participants articulated approaches to anticipating problems and avoiding them.
That Obama was able to articulate an approach that had a simple and achievable goal – "to disrupt, dismantle and defeat al-Qaida in Pakistan and Afghanistan, and to prevent their return to either country in the future" – makes agreement more likely.
And that is as detailed as she gets when describing her style because, as with anyone to whom looking good comes naturally, she finds it impossible to articulate her approach to fashion.
A swaggering blues called "Fenster" elicited fine, sprawling improvisations from the pianist Xavier Davis, who employed an articulate modal approach, and the alto saxophonist Jaleel Shaw, who adopted the complex but uninflected eighth-note flof of Warne Marsh.
However, influenced by, among other factors, lectures given by French philosopher and historian Michel Foucault that emphasized cultural explanations for ostensibly monolithic concepts such as "love," Greenblatt began to articulate an approach to literary criticism that accounted for external cultural and historical factors.
The emerging liberal parties, meanwhile, are struggling to articulate an approach that would continue the Mubarak government's policy of increased economic openness "with limits on the greedy aspects of the economy of the last 10 years," said Mohamed Menza, one of the young organizers preparing the economic platform of a liberal party known as Egypt Freedom.
Based on empirical material from a project where we have developed and implemented an open source Electronic Health Record in a challenging context of a district hospital in India, we articulate an approach we term "judicious design".
These vignettes articulate our approach to achieving the desired catalyst control.
Just before the president clearly articulated his approach to American leadership, Prime Minister Gordon Brown consigned the Washington consensus and its deregulated, market-knows-best, values-free ethos to "weren't we so silly?" economic history courses.
Tynan quotes from an article that Stoppard wrote for the London Sunday Times in which he articulated his approach to writing: Some writers write because they burn with a cause which they further by writing about it.
