Develop, articulate and mainstream the implementation of MoRES.
The view Mr. Bloomberg articulated — the mainstream Republican explanation for the subprime mortgage crisis — is disputed by Democrats and many economists.
This professedly anti-racist argument is about as close as anyone comes to articulating a mainstream political agenda that is explicitly pro-white.
In the SDH orientation articulated within mainstream epidemiology, the driving questions that target the relationship between social determinants and health equity can be characterized as i) "what factors can be distinguished" as exerting influences on health, and ii) "what are the associations with health".
For the sake of argument, let's say Mr Biden was implying that, before Mr Obama, there has never been a black presidential candidate who is all five of the following: mainstream, articulate, bright, clean and nice-looking.
The information from the case studies will feed into the main evaluation report and support UNICEF to better articulate, develop and mainstream the MoRES approach in the future.
But if omnicompetence in jazz is widespread, there's more to covering older forms than hotshot technique – as is currently being demonstrated at Ronnie Scott's jazz club by the 72-year-old Philadelphian Kenny Barron, one of the most articulate and polished mainstream-to-bop improvisers in the jazz of the past 40 years.
Most good slang comes from marginalized, or at least regionalized, communities, in part because slang answers a need to articulate experience outside the mainstream.
Handsome, charismatic and articulate, he provided the mainstream news media with a continuing and histrionic story that would enrapture its readers: a burgeoning black community calling for self-determination, racial separatism and independence to be achieved by "any means necessary," including violent insurrection.
In particular, mainstream politicians need to articulate the positive cultural and economic benefits of migration and not simply demonise either migrants or their impact.
