Donaldson, whom Beinecke said was named founding dean because he was a "man of extraordinary entrepreneurial skills," said the school's mission to educate leaders across sectors corporate, nonprofit, and governmental has given it a distinction attested to by the accomplishments of its now more than 6,000 graduates.
The evidence of this accomplishment was attested to by the audience at the Library of Congress Gershwin Prize performance.
While the three canal systems attested to the technological achievement of the hydraulic engineers of the VOC, a chain of solidly built and well-equipped forts displayed a matching level of accomplishment among the VOC's military engineers.
His accomplishment, witnessed by no one but attested to by aerial photographs of his ski tracks, was all the more remarkable because he was born without a hip joint, and multiple surgeries had left him with a limp.
As respectfully as possible, I explained that I appreciated that I may not work with their company culture, and that I appear reserved in interviews to project a professional image, but that I hoped that my accomplishments could attest to the fact that I do, in fact, have a strong work ethic.
The players attested to that.
Ms. Parton attested: "He has been!
His circumstances attested to those hopes.
The attitudes attested are almost uniformly negative.
Other arts and crafts were well attested.
Although there are well attested reports in the psychology literature of other people with remarkable mnemonic abilities (with what are popularly, though misleadingly, called "photographic memories"), none of their genuinely impressive accomplishments remotely resemble this feat ascribed to Elizabeth (Neisser, 1982 Part 7). 1.
