Only through articulating a comprehensive approach to improving SRHR that recognises the multiple underlying determinants, is it likely that the SRHR of YPLWH in SSA can be improved.
The human rights have recognized not only the civil and political rights but also the social, economic and cultural rights by giving importance to the latter through articulating and prioritizing rights to health, education, housing, and employment.
Using our continuum, Yin could be positioned on the far right, as his view also allows for the inclusion of quantitatively generated data, requires data to be collected through clearly articulated steps, integrating multiple sources of evidence to create a database of evidence in the form of narratives, documents, fieldnotes, observations etc. to increase the reliability of the case study.
Like Ultralight Beam, the mixtape is explicitly spiritual with the bellowing accents of a gospel record, but through carefully articulated snapshots, Chance takes listeners through teenage summers in Chicago: experimenting with drugs, going to the rink, passing the time, surviving.
The next moment she tears into an alegria and rumbas like a match put to gasoline, her tiny feet chattering through precisely articulated fusillades of foot beats and her long black hair flying.
In order no longer to be divided and opposed, but rather thought through and articulated in all their complexity, these oppositions call upon an ethical mode of questioning.
In the event of a mass casualty burn incident, burn specialists will be included in the planning and response to such a scenario, through arrangements articulated in AUSBURNPLAN.
The development of technological capabilities is not the result of isolated efforts of this entrepreneur based on his/her technical and past experience, but rather is articulated through his/her role as master articulator of strategic planning.
And a promise that is articulated through pillars, one of which will "accelerate your ambition".
Make sure the lines are articulated through to the end," said Fletcher.
