Sentence examples for articulate the scope from inspiring English sources

This study was part of a commissioned national research project to articulate the scope of practice of Australian midwives and to develop national competency standards to assist midwives to deliver safe and competent midwifery care.

Even supporters of the EU can have trouble articulating the scope and direction of a political, economic and fiscal union that has undoubtedly swelled in size and intent over time.

Articulating the scope of services available to all women (regardless of disclosure of IPV or RC experiences), and normalizing use of these services may facilitate awareness and use of IPV services, improve mental health symptoms, [ 78– 81] and reduce revictimization [ 82– 82].

(I include in that assessment David Plouffe's The Audacity to Win, which is undeniably a definitive version of what transpired inside the Obama campaign from the perspective of an exceptional campaign manager, but overlooks key reasons for Hillary Clinton's defeat and doesn't articulate the full scope of the online commentariat's impact).

A description of the compound(s), organism s), or material(s) that the data is about needs to be articulated so that the scope of what the data describes can be characterized.

It's as though his proven ability to articulate the source and scope of problems has enabled some people to look past his inability to provide a solution for them.

Chief of the defence staff, 2001-03 He is criticised in the report for failing to properly articulate to his commanders the scope and direction of Britain's strategy in southern Iraq after the invasion.

But such a simplified vision ignores a key feature of the protest movement: the explosion of heterogeneous organisations (of students, women and workers) in which civil society began to articulate its interests outside the scope of state and religious institutions.

The search for alternatives to offer education to articulate the context and broad scope challenges the trial methodological possibilities and organizational processes of teaching and learning that strengthen the individual and collective initiatives which focus on solutions to health systems everyday problems.

"The Administration has not clearly articulated its long-term strategy nor the scope and duration of military actions required to support it," they write.

The next step involves articulating the review question(s) and the scope.