"If there isn't one person near to the top of the organisation committed to articulating the change required, they may not have the solution," said one participant.
Singapore's national life was a key subject of his collection of poetry Gods Can Die (1977), and it has been said that the subsequent anthologies Ulysses by the Merlion (1979) and A Third Map (1993) "established his reputation as a national poet committed to articulating a cultural vision for a multicultural Singapore".
Some Democrats tune out Tony Blair not only because he backed the invasion of Iraq, but because he committed the unpardonable sin of articulating the case for war far more convincingly than George W. Bush.
One UN participant articulated: "States have committed to human rights standards and principles, but the difficulty is to now get that commitment into something like the post-2015 process, to marry the two, because they [Member States] treat it a little bit differently.
Grady articulates proudly that he has been committed to justice all of his life.
The fault lies not so much with the range of provision on offer – our report celebrates excellent practice from a deeply committed profession – but in the way that it's articulated.
She was an outspoken and articulate member of the local Community Board, and committed to the after-school reading programs she created, supported and ran for underprivileged children throughout the City.
Mr. Mortier, a voracious and articulate intellectual, has been an unabashed provocateur, fiercely committed to contemporary music and dismissive of opera house directors who pander to audiences with safely appealing productions of staples.
He believes Obama "brought these issues in a very candid and articulate manner to the forefront and he is committed from the get-go".
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