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Participants were able to articulate concerns about limitations in knowledge or confidence that may contribute to culturally insensitive care, and to generate new ways of tackling issues that had been raised.
His decision to blow the whistle on practices within Atos made headlines in May, because he was the first Atos-employed doctor to put his career on the line and articulate concerns about a system that has been criticised by charities and claimants for years.
There is a general tendency, however, to articulate concerns about children of migrant parents who may suffer emotional costs even if their material well-being is improved, and this concern is expressed with greater emphasis when the migrant parent is the mother, as is increasingly common for many sending countries throughout the world (Parreñas, 2001).
This brings the analysis further than stakeholder theory with its focus on abstract structural interests, towards articulated concerns about the objects that matter to people.
The pope had previously articulated concerns about an American-led attack on Iraq, most notably on Christmas Day, when he beseeched people "to extinguish the ominous smoldering of a conflict which, with the joint efforts of all, can be avoided".
Everywhere one turns, respected opinion leaders are articulating concerns about growing economic inequality.
The board then unceremoniously fired Piano, articulating concerns about the design's cost and the flexibility and size of the gallery spaces.
However they subsequently articulated concerns about what remained unknown – if they were not in preterm labour then what did cause the symptoms that they experienced?
They articulated concerns about the loss of future opportunities for education, work and marriage if they were tested and found positive, both due to the loss of moral standing and due to the assumption that they would die soon.
When therapists knew they had to escort people into the community for six sessions, they articulated concerns about spending two or more hours per session with a person, and being alone during these sessions.
Benefits of doing global health work a. Developing a broader "systems perspective" and appreciation for social determinates of health a. Developing a broader set of cross-cultural skills and greater desire to work with underserved domestic populations Many respondents articulated concerns about obligations to their family that could interrupt plans to participate in GH work.
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The phrase "articulate concern about" functions as a verb phrase used to describe the action of expressing worries or anxieties regarding a specific subject. Ludwig AI indicates its correct usage in written English, making it a suitable choice for conveying such sentiments.
Expression frequency: Very common
