Never having served on the ground in South Vietnam, he seldom articulated a concern for those South Vietnamese who had suffered immensely in the war and its aftermath.
In this sinewy first novel set in the Bighorn Mountains, the author articulates his concern for endangered lives and liberties in the laconic voice of Joe Pickett, the new game warden of Twelve Sleep County, Wyo., and a stand-up guy who isn't intimidated by poachers, survivalists, or his own preternaturally smart child.
" ".there's a lot of issues for women around …being fat and weight gain and pregnancy which we normalise" (Rural midwife 1)" Midwives articulated a concern for the physical and psychological health of pregnant women in general.
Diminishing Woods To the Sports Editor: Until now, I have always thought of Tiger Woods as a great golfer and great person; an intelligent, articulate man whose concern for others could lead him into politics someday.
The Position Paper aims to inform the discussions and decisions on the final shape of the amendments to Viet Nam's 1992 Constitution by articulating UNICEF's concern for protecting and furthering child rights in this constitutional reform process.
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.
Both groups articulated concerns regarding the sustainability of foreign aid as a constraint to recommended solutions.
One important driving force for change is the opportunity for users to develop and articulate real needs concerning for example different functionalities of a building and its parts, but also on artifacts supporting the actual needs capture and requirements formulation during building design.
The problem is that the characteristics they build into this conception of an ideal agent are just those they already hold should be articulated by a satisfactory ethical theory, such as impartial, benevolent concern for the welfare of all.
