taught him articulate speech .

taught him articulate speech .

and has taught him articulate speech .

and has taught him articulate speech .

There was silence, then they all laughed at my articulate phrasing .

Together, they form a compelling narrative that European leaders must begin to articulate.

In the end, each individual country was best placed to understand and articulate its own needs.

This may seem like a highly desirable state of affairs, conducive to the cultivation of a good life. But in the last few decades, Western democracies have been undergoing a marked identity crisis, manifested in an unwillingness to articulate organizing ethical principles or to project democratic values onto the international stage.

But we too rarely articulate and defend and argue about those big moral questions in our politics.

At the same time, top regulators have begun to articulate with some precision what needs to be done.

The dialogue had also given a good sense of how complex it was to articulate and operationalize responses.

But his well, the only way I can articulate how it felt was that it precipitated my medical decline.

No doubt Kissinger believes every word he wrote, but his ideas also honestly articulate the aspirations of his customers.

The Policy Framework is designed to articulate the government's approach regarding provision of services and supports to these families.

The lack of a clear policy directive for women in 1994 led the Government to articulate in 1997 that

It was the first international instrument to attempt to articulate both a developmental and rights based approach to disability.

upon highly honored pages ,

That is highly debatable.

It is highly dangerous.

When officers are required to articulate grounds for suspicion, they are more likely to rely on behavioral factors rather than prejudice.

She was so articulate, she just got it you know when you re reading something and you know this person gets it?

One aspect of that involves the development of a coherent and articulate communications policy, to be carried out at various levels.

The National Training Plan (PNQ) contributes to promote policies integration and to articulate actions for social and professional training in Brazil.

These differences were highly significant.

Unfortunately, that is highly unlikely.

World trade is highly imbalanced.

Cigarettes are also highly addictive.

Immunization is also highly effective.

This, however, is highly unlikely.

The Department was highly decentralized.

Moreover, it is highly dangerous.

The power of social media to articulate social and political unrest poses a direct threat to the CCP s Orwellian harmony and stability.

Perhaps we need to spend some time in contemplation, and articulate to ourselves precisely what we need and expect from our leaders.

It should clearly articulate support to national plans, to strengthening of health systems and to the development of local capacities and resources.

speak and write English fluently, and be highly proficient in at least one other language polyglot speakers highly desirable!

The US and its allies should conduct a robust policy, make a more significant investment in the secular opposition, and articulate clear goals.

At its second regular session, in September 2004, the Executive Board requested the Executive Director to articulate a strategy for attaining financial viability.

In addition, the sessions have been used constructively to allow the group to articulate and refine a goal and framework for effective collaboration.

These staff members work with country representatives to assess individual country needs, determine an appropriate plan of action and articulate the reform agenda.

We believe that the Council ought to rally to that request and articulate its response with the same understanding of timing and effectiveness.

Sami was highly concerned about punctuality.

All three reasons are highly regrettable.

It will exacerbate highly unequal competition.

Today s employers want highly skilled workers.

We highly appreciate all those endeavours.