Second, and perhaps most importantly, it articulates the main claims in response to which medieval philosophers develop their own views, including each of the following: (1) relations are the items that relate substances, (2) the items that relate substances are accidents, and (3) no substance is a relation.
"The speech, and more importantly the policy it articulated, has made Tories feel better about being Tories.
And most importantly, they can articulate the case for free market reforms to the American public.
Importantly, the need for carefully articulated design principles does not end with specification of the program itself but extends to principles that guide how to set up and orchestrate the interactive discussions that occur as the program is enacted.
Yet no one has ever articulated and more importantly curated fashion's peculiar fascination with unflattering, sexless garments and accessories the way Medine has on The Man Repeller.
Most importantly, the public health response has clearly articulated the fundamental requirement of full disclosure if inroads to HIV prevention are to be made (Chaiyamahapurk, Pannarunothai, & Nopkesorn, 2011; Remis, 2013).
The hermeneutical approach emphasises interpretation of phenomena as articulated by the interviewees and, more importantly, interpreted by the researcher.
Importantly, much of this racism was not recognised or articulated until we found the anti-racist vocabulary to name it.
More importantly, The Times played right into the complaints that Ms. Kennedy articulated — it demeaned and trivialized her real accomplishments.
The theory of staff engagement upon which the questionnaire was built therefore encompassed policy ideals, theoretical components of engagement [ 15] and most importantly the 'real world' operationalisation of these ideals and concepts as articulated by staff.
And most importantly, he came to articulate the political vision that Crane sees as being made concrete in the works of the IWGC.
