Perhaps most blatantly, the diplomatic attitude Santos shows towards the Venezuelan president, Hugo Chávez, despite his certainty that Chávez funded the Farc guerrillas, must deeply annoy Uribistas, demonstrating as it does a mature diplomatic approach to international politics.
This is one reason Mr. Parks's quiet portrait of the Thorntons is an important civil rights image, demonstrating as it does the historic role of photography in black culture.
The evidence is compelling and timely, demonstrating as it does that Roma social inclusion policies in Europe cannot be effective unless fundamental challenges are addressed.
If history demonstrates, as it does, that Roman Catholics founded an alternative school system for essentially religious reasons and continued to maintain them as an 'integral part of the religious mission of the Catholic Church,' Lemon v. Kurtzman, 403 U.S. 602, 616 91 S.Ct.
That argument will be much harder to sustain if mainstream, middle-class districts of the capital like Mezze begin rising up to demonstrate, as it did on Saturday.
To Iraq, Iran, Yemen, Somalia, Syria, Libya, Sudan, and Yasir Arafat's Palestinian Authority, the United States military has demonstrated, as it did in the Persian Gulf war in 1991, the shattering effects of 500-pound bombs dropped on troop concentrations.
However, we did not view this as "substantial" experience or expertise as it does not demonstrate that the person has the breadth of knowledge needed to work at these agencies.
This demonstrates one limitation of AUDIT-C as it doesn't effectively discriminate between those who occasionally drink to great excess, from those who chronically abuse in smaller quantities.
The lack of a statistically significant correlation in these data must be interpreted carefully, as failing to find a significant correlation is not the same as demonstrating that it does not exist [ 16].
In 1803 Berzelius demonstrated, as did the English chemist Humphry Davy at a slightly later date, the power of the voltaic pile to decompose chemicals into pairs of electrically opposite constituents.
Although further analysis is indeed a way forward as demonstrated above, it does not always provide sufficient evidence to prefer one experiment over other for the same condition.
