Sentence examples for it also articulated from inspiring English sources

It also articulated priorities in new technology development that ultimately matured into what is now termed "toxicogenomics".

It also articulated, in concert with UNICEF and an HRBAP expert, the five core principles that subsequently guided the evaluation: normativity, participation, non-discrimination, accountability and transparency.

But it also articulates their social, familial and cultural rights.

Integrative medicine is similar to the biopsychosocial model of medicine [ 3] in that it focuses on the whole person, but it also articulates a commitment to evidence-based practice using multiple therapeutic modalities, including CAM therapies.

Russia has said that it does not want Iran to obtain nuclear weapons, but it has also articulated misgivings about Western assertions of Iranian nuclear advances.

Besides not providing money for arranging the monthly MNHG meetings, it was also articulated that financial support was a necessity for implementing activities in the communes, for example to attract the public to come to a meeting.

"We believe it must also articulate the social goal of the system to maximise the number of Australians living in comfort and dignity in retirement.

His colony was not merely tracking the advancement of snow melt and the earlier arrival of summer; it was also articulating a change in the very makeup of the Arctic itself -- the shrinking of the polar ice cap -- with all its potentially drastic worldwide consequences.

It also means articulating, acknowledging, and appreciating all of our body parts, even - especially - those "down there".       .

Yet, the limits of the pharmacist's new role was also articulated: As a pharmacist, it's not in my scope of practice to decide this versus this.

She also articulated a profound sense of female subjectivity, expressing what it means to be subordinate, secondary, or not in control.