On the contrary, they have and continue to take demonstrable actions on the ground in ways that only deepen distrust.
On the contrary, they have and continue to engage in hostile public narratives and take demonstrable actions on the ground in ways that only deepen distrust.
Well, admittedly, the Times said "demonstrable," not actually "demonstrated".
Second, although the Security Council has taken stronger action in a shorter period of time than it ever has before on any other mass-atrocity situation, travel bans, financial sanctions and international criminal investigations won't have a demonstrable impact on civilians on the ground in the short-term.
She said: "I think Craig Calhoun combines a strong academic background with demonstrable leadership and governance skills".
Pyron et al. criticized our work on the grounds that we did not use demonstrable presences, but inferred presences.
In the first place, the objection that he already knows by faith that God exists has some merit in it, if we understand it as directed at a reading of Thomas that would have him attempting a foundational enterprise of grounding religious faith in what is rationally demonstrable by Philosophy.
This gives good grounds for the guess that the relatively small number of other demonstrable departures from Epicurus' original sequence likewise represent the process by which, either while or after completing a first draft, Lucretius set about reorganising the poem's contents into the six-book structure we possess today.
This failure to discriminate, to assess, and thereby make it possible to grudgingly concede that even out of a "doctrine of necessity" – such as military dictatorship - some demonstrable governance virtue may emerge, reveals nothing but national self-glorification in a moral void, the breeding grounds of future cankerworm in the nation's edifice.
