To achieve a constructive solution, the teacher articulates a choice: Hannah can draw on her own, or the two can draw together.
What the American people saw was the truth of the message that Ben Rhodes and an entire community of experts articulated, a "choice between peace and war" and an opportunity to "disengage" from the real possibility of yet another in the region, this time, nuclear war.
In this regard, strategic foresight further enhances the capacity of policy actors to scrutinise policy proposals and articulate a publics' choices.
For the powerless and voiceless making choices between bills and food, articulating a more coherent North African and Mideast policy that doesn't sacrifice our moral standing to our strategic interests may feed the soul, but not the stomach.
Thomas L. Friedman writes that the Democrats have a choice between criticizing how we got into Iraq and articulating a vision for successful nation-building there (column, Sept. 28).
Strategic choices for the project were guided by articulating a collective vision for sustainable health, mapping the system of actors required to effect and sustain change, and defining different components of analysis.
Articulating a coherent economic policy remains elusive.
Many others are articulating a similar vision.
Expressing a desire to die, he has declined legal representation, and Mr. Ford, the corrections spokesman, said Mr. Arguelles had neither articulated a reason for his choice nor agreed to explain his outlook in any interviews.
Both Claire and Paul were quite forceful in their choice of words and images in their digital stories as they communicated the pressure they felt around university attendance, and the criticism they received when they articulated a desire for alternative career pathways.
"... Significantly, no student who abstains from reciting the pledge, or any part of it, is required to articulate a reason for his or her choice to do so".
