Sentence examples for articulated the needs from inspiring English sources

Lindsay articulated the needs of cities as no one before or after him has done.

Providers in all four sites clearly articulated the needs of HIV patients as ' special' or 'different', commenting on the need for empathetic and high quality care when dealing with this group.

Black intellectuals have articulated the need for self-development and critical thinking.

For nearly two decades he has articulated the need for Japan to move away from the one-party state that prevailed under the Liberal Democratic Party LDPP).

WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama, though he artfully articulated the need to respond to the use of chemical weapons in Syria, is haunted by his own actions and words, as well as those of his predecessor.

"But the same group that is crying about it now is the group that in 1985, when there was a hue and cry about tort reform, articulated the need for it, crafted it and lobbied for it".

Earlier than any politician, he had articulated the need for political reform and for Japan to come out from under its pacifist constitution to chart a more "normal" course in foreign affairs, shouldering more of the burden of its own defence.

Penfield et al. (2014) further articulated the need to distinguish among output, outcome and impact.

Through trainings and advocacy, the pilot team articulated the need for a more comprehensive response targeting the three key components of MHM (information, supplies, infrastructure, see Fig. 1).

A National Institute on Aging sponsored work group on preclinical Alzheimer's disease (AD) articulated the need to characterize cognitive differences between normal aging and preclinical AD.

Chao repeatedly articulated the need for an open dialog between government and private interests, in order to help the DOT avoid being a hurdle to innovation while still doing its utmost to ensure safe deployment of advanced technologies.