Sentence examples for articulating a framework from inspiring English sources

Besides articulating a framework for analytics excellence throughout this series, I will also share insights from one of our own journeys at SAP that began to unfold in 2010 shortly after the first iPad release.

Recent attempts at articulating a framework to assess country-level efforts to link research to action integrate a number of key concepts focusing on integrating decision maker and evidence producer activities [ 5].

This paper articulates a framework for classifying individuals in as fair and unbiased a manner as possible.

In discussing these findings, we articulate a framework linking information provision to changes in citizens' behavior, and assess the present intervention at each step.

Dix was by no means a radical — she was a stickler for ladylike manners — but she believed in her ability to influence social conventions and amend the status quo from within the system, and, in doing so, she articulated a framework for later feminist movements.

This Note articulates a framework for assessing standing for injunctive relief based on case law following Lyons: Plaintiff must demonstrate a sufficiently "credible threat" of future harm where government conduct was authorized by a policy, practice, or custom and where plaintiff was law-abiding.

The Obama administration also vacillated on policy in Syria, where it did not fully articulate a framework for dealing with the civil war and the quickly-escalating humanitarian crisis.

We drew on the methods laid out in a 2005 framework by Arksey and O'Malley [ 1] who were among the first scholars to articulate a framework to clarify the usefulness of and methods inherent in a scoping study.

A key output of this collaborative process is a Model of Care; a state-wide, evidence-informed policy that clearly articulates a framework for consumer-centred health service delivery (the right care, at the right time, by the right team, in the right place) [ 39].

The goal of articulating a logical framework tailored to a representational system that is motivated by systematic evidence about meanings in natural languages is not acknowledged by all linguistic semanticists.

Elinor Burford Tang sees himself as part of an intellectual vanguard articulating an ideological framework for his generation.