Sentence examples for articulated roles from inspiring English sources
Rather, the doctor, the lawyer, the architect, the educator had taken on more specified and finely articulated roles, with characteristic rights and responsibilities.
Her actor's instinct to play opposite impulses against each other enhances an already skillfully articulated role.
The data from her project also permitted observations about early socialisation and the process of articulating roles based on gender, a further illustration that semantic variation is not 'simply indexical'; rather it is 'non-arbitrarily related to ideologies of gender and social class' (Hasan 2009d: 400).
It also requires practical skills that enable effective practice in resource-limited settings including articulating roles as advocates and professionals both locally and globally [ 3].
A number of years ago, Boston University professor Kathy Kram further articulated the roles of the mentor into two broad categories: career mentoring functions and psychosocial mentoring functions.
They also clearly articulated their roles and responsibilities.
A major distinction between the current state of nursing in general practice within the UK and NZ and the current Australian role is the presence of career frameworks, comprised of salary structures and levels of nursing practice which articulate roles based on the nurses experience, education and scope of practice [ 7].
The task facing President-elect Obama is to articulate the role of government in the 21st century just as FDR articulated its role in the 20th.
Regarding the letter to the editor, "The Role of Parents in Teenage Drinking" (Nov. 3): hooray to Joanne Pappas for having articulated the role of parents in teenage drinking.
Professor Bellah articulated its role in a modern American setting.
In "The Notion of a Living Constitution" (1976), Rehnquist articulated the role of the court in a democratic society, concluding that judicial restraint and deference to lawmaking majorities are essential elements of a responsible judicial system.
