This strategy is articulated in the IBM way, ie, using plenty of jargon: "service oriented architecture", "solutions" and so on.
In Stanley Kubrick's "Dr. Strangelove, Or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb," the fundamental principle of Cold War strategy is articulated by Dr. Strangelove in a spasm of sublime indignation: "The whole point of the Doomsday Machine is lost if you keep it a secret".
This means paying attention to the framework in which design strategies are articulated.
Informed by current debates on neo-liberal urban strategies in North American and European cities, the paper explores how these urban strategies were articulated by elite actors, who attempted to appropriate the European Capital of Culture event to support their growth plans for the city, and the docklands in particular.
Where were the howls of outrage at this strategy that was articulated by Lee Atwater as follows: "By 1968, you can't say 'nigger' — that hurts you.
"The metaphor is seductive yet vicious," complains Philip Zelikow, director of the University of Virginia's Miller Center of Public Affairs and someone who helped draft the administration's national security strategy, which was articulated last September.
CPHC was the major plank of the Health for All by 2000 strategy that was articulated by the World Health Organization in the Alma Ata Declaration on Primary Health Care in 1978 [ 5] (for an introduction to the Alma Ata, see [ 6]).
"Inasmuch as a strategy has been articulated and not implemented, that's the piece Pittman is carrying responsibility for here".
In every generation, the press has responded to one crisis or another through a strategy "that is articulated in terms loftier than a simple loss of profit and has sought techniques for its amelioration," she writes.
Gender specific coping strategies have been articulated, with women using a more emotion-based and men a more problem-orientated strategy.
