Sentence examples for articulate effective from inspiring English sources

In particular, conflicting data on the effects of early life exposures to allergens and bacteria make it difficult to articulate effective public health strategies with respect to such exposures.

Europe's Muslims should, by 2030, have become articulate and effective political bargainers.

Moore became one of Greenpeace's most articulate and effective spokespeople, leading campaigns against nuclear warships, whaling and seal clubbing.

As Liberty director from 2003 until March this year Chakrabarti was seen as one of the UK's most articulate and effective campaigners.

It should articulate an effective and principled counter-terrorism strategy that is respectful of the rule of law and universal human rights.

From the 1960s onwards, Wally Olins, who has died aged 83, was Britain's most articulate and effective proselytiser for the new commercial religion of branding, and for the profession of branding consultant, something to be distinguished from the familiar "marketing communications" trades such as advertising, PR and even design.

The principles articulate both effective program practices and service delivery issues, and provide ready access to the research literature on "what works".

In this fundamental respect, we believe they have failed to articulate an effective vision.

Miller is an articulate and effective lawmaker who has been unrelenting in her efforts to resuscitate the US auto industry.

"Pope Francis is an articulate and effective voice for fundamental human rights and is highly deserving of recognition by the Nobel Committee," the letter says.

This occurs despite the rise in the price of food, which usually causes a rise in wages, because labour in the informal sector is not organized so as to articulate an effective demand for higher wages.