Succession plans often include "job descriptions," which clearly articulate the responsibilities of trustees.
Sensitive dependence on initial conditions is evident from the pervasive influence of the foundational values of the practice partners, which have remained clearly articulated and understood throughout their story.
Thus, computer access was felt less a barrier than Internet access, which is most clearly articulated by a Palestinian medical student: 'No I have access to a computer, but the Internet connection it is the problem'.
Thursday's Progressive Breakfast (you should subscribe, it's free, it's really good) contains a story in which Trump clearly articulates the Republican/Billionaire/Wall Street case for a low-or-zero tax on corporate profits: "because they don't want to pay the tax".
This is probably a reason why they grouped into this segment, in which they clearly articulate the need for a 'personally involved' doctor.
"This was the first issue through which Google's power became clearly articulated to the public," said Siva Vaidhyanathan, associate professor of media studies and law at the University of Virginia.
The best-performing supermarket was Waitrose, which not only has a clearly articulated policy on antibiotics in its supply chain, but also a strategy for reducing antibiotic use and a commitment to publishing the results, showing the amount of antibiotics used on the farms from which it is supplied.
The success of CUE should remind us that a clearly articulated, compelling vision, which convincingly demonstrates that we have set priorities and made choices to forgo some possibilities, is critical to getting the philanthropic support of our alumni and friends.
But the ad hoc and uncoordinated manner in which they were announced, rooted in no clearly articulated plan, has only served to increase public anxieties.
