Sentence examples similar to competent to articulate from inspiring English sources

Mahon et al. (1996) argued that, because children are perceived as vulnerable and not competent, this justifies the use of proxies as children's representatives to articulate their issues (Mahon et al. 1996, p. 145).

For senior leaders, it requires the capacity to articulate compelling visions and strategies (big-picture stuff) while simultaneously being adept and competent with technical and operational issues.

This study was part of a commissioned national research project to articulate the scope of practice of Australian midwives and to develop national competency standards to assist midwives to deliver safe and competent midwifery care.

How to articulate them with the medium?

He shouldn't have to articulate this.

How to articulate their thoughts.

The ability to articulate things.

For early career scientists to become the competent and fair reviewers of the future they need to be actively participating in the peer-review process, be explicitly taught analytical writing skills and effectively mentored in how to articulate objective and, above all, helpful criticism.

It's just hard to articulate.

"We want to articulate the differences".

Everything is designed to articulate independently".