Sentence examples for to articulate programs from inspiring English sources

The document is a tool aimed at governments, indigenous organizations and civil society on how to articulate programs to render effective the rights of indigenous communities in the region and how to reach the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), not only on a national level but also at the community level as well.

This paper proposes a theoretical framework, drawn largely from social cognitive theory, to articulate program elements likely to be effective in advancing career development outcomes in graduate research training interventions.

The obsession with finding the "electable" candidate has drained the Democratic Party of the vital energies needed to articulate the programs that demonstrate its "true blue" values.

"The clergy," he once said, "have neither a divine mandate nor authority nor special competence to articulate particular programs of politico-economic action and when they pronounce their fallible ideas with presumptive piety they encourage public doubt about the church's possession of an authentic word of God in the theological and moral realm".

It matters whether he is able to articulate a program".

Though lacking deep support on his own, Dr. ElBaradei, a Nobel laureate and diplomat, could serve as a consensus figure for a movement that has struggled to articulate a program for a potential transition.

He saw that employers placed a premium on international experience, but the study-abroad students he counseled were unable to articulate how their programs prepared them for global work.

Guild Education, an education technology startup, enables companies like Chipotle to articulate their training programs and offer Education as a Benefit to their employees.

He also accuses Mr. Kean of failing to "articulate some understandable program for cutting the size of government" at the federal level, and of not spelling out his views on foreign and defense policy.

At a rally for an Islamic candidate, Abdallah Djaballah, in Medea this week, he chanted with several hundred followers, "Change, change, change!" But after the rally, his supporters found it difficult to articulate his political program.

The opposition has been unable to effectively connect with these protests for several reasons, foremost amongst them being its inability to articulate a positive program that effectively addresses everyday popular-sector concerns (e.g. declining livability).