"We want demonstrable results," said Patricia M. Nazemetz, director of benefits at the company.
"I think the board felt that since I am the longest-serving chancellor in the history of the university," Dr. Goldstein explained this week, "and since I was blessed with having an opportunity to help reshape the institution in very dramatic and demonstrable ways, they wanted to give me an opportunity to be around, to work, for the benefit of the university".
This time, the announcement about the launching "could very well have to do primarily with domestic political considerations, that Kim Jong-un wants a demonstrable feat to boost his legitimacy, and his technicians have assured him they are ready," said John Delury, a North Korea expert at Yonsei University in Seoul.
While some brands are doing some powerful work, many campaigns are generic and miss what people want most--demonstrable action towards a cure or vaccine, and support for the challenges faced by those affected.
Second, they want employees to have demonstrable knowledge in the skill and professional areas required for proficiency in their fields.
Well, admittedly, the Times said "demonstrable," not actually "demonstrated".
The frustration from unanswered posts, blatant self promotion tweets, and a lack of demonstrable ROI opens the door to a new perspective on just what the role of social media is and how to deliver the experience customers want.
"At the end of my term I want there to be a demonstrable difference from when I began," Ms. Watson Coleman said.
The Key West City Commission has passed a non-binding resolution against the plan, saying it wants to see further research, demonstrable and measurable outcomes and federal approval before giving its backing.
It is highly likely that any potential publisher will want to see a portfolio and a demonstrable timeline of satirical cartoons representing recent news events, to get a feel for your style, and the manner in which you translate newsworthy items into satirical commentary.
