To praise those who do and to demonstrably make it safe for staff to do so, so that there is no question of blame or disloyalty to colleagues or the trust when they do so".
Angus Robertson, the SNP's Westminster leader, said it was a shoddy document which made a demonstrably false claim that the Scottish government had gone beyond its remit by pursuing significant constitutional change.
He had a chance to change the world in a real way and he made in demonstrably worse.
He had a chance to change the world in a real way and he made it demonstrably worse.
Those things are what I struggle against and why I have made many demonstrably bad decisions in my life, because I had lost the fight with myself.
In his first official press briefing on Trump's first full day as president, White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer made several demonstrably false statements to the press, namely about Trump's roomy inauguration.
By reconstituting with imaginative recreation what was demonstrably real, they make it real again — they seemingly stop time and pull what's lost into the present tense.
Shouting, which most of them resort to doesn't make demonstrably wrong things true.
Independent fact checkers have found that Trump makes demonstrably false statements more often than any other modern presidential candidate, but polls have that he scores higher than Clinton on questions of who is more honest.
Slyly, he made up something demonstrably untrue: that he had left the gun with his grandfather.
