They also eased administrative burdens by letting employers simply attest that they had met various program requirements.
But this simply attests to the one-sidedness of this type of abstract thought, and the need for it to be mediated by the type of consciousness based in the family in which individuals are grasped in terms of the way they belong to the social body.
Consumers can simply attest that they were unaware of the health law's financial penalties for being uninsured.
Last month, the Covered California board approved emergency rules for 90 days that require consumers to simply attest that they have experienced one of those qualifying events.
Maybe so, yet the film is designed not simply to attest but to protest: to ascribe both dignity and identity to the living rebels, as to the deceased boy, and thereby to refute, with a quiet fury, the Germans who are heard referring to the bodies of the Jews as "pieces".
The court explicitly rejected a softening device ― like one ordered by a federal judge this month in Texas ― that would allow voters lacking the required voter ID card to simply sign an affidavit attesting to their identity before they cast a ballot.
Simon Wren-Lewis, following up on Bryan Caplan, makes the case that downward nominal rigidity of wages is simply a fact, attested to by overwhelming evidence.
An earnest maxim of kinship and humility, it is also (as anyone who has watched Hamilton surf can attest) simply not true.
Much of what we reported, though, was simply wrong, as attested by tens of thousands of official documents and other evidence that has at last seen the light of day after years of suppression by the local authorities.
Rooted in approaches first described in the 1980s, proof of stake relies on "validators": members of the network who, quite simply, verify and attest that transactions added to the chain are valid.
