2) Democratic Practice and the Rule of Law (DEPS-3) - Evidence of commitment, or lack of commitment, on the part of the government, political parties, or special interest groups to democratic principles, rule of law, transparent, corruption-free governance practices, and free and fair elections.
"We wanted to see evidence of commitment by the government to their side of it.
The team that shares the same home stadium with the Jets provides clear evidence that commitment and consistency can work.
Rodgers later identified an apology to the club and evidence of commitment as conditions of Suarez's reintegration.
GCSEs, access courses and A-levels are important indications but we look more broadly, too, at evidence of commitment in school and outside – voluntary work, societies, personal achievements.
The DOJ takes those inflammatory political statements and combines them with evidence of commitment to Islam to depict the target as a dangerous jihadist.
"When I'm looking at CVs," says Kathryn Phillips, News and Views Editor for the Journal of Experimental Biology, "the first thing I look for is evidence of commitment to writing," she explains.
Some medical school admissions committees take that as evidence of commitment and as a predictor that you will do well in the clinical portions of your training and career.
"I believe the coalition has not received… any evidence of commitment of the other party," said the official, who was not identified.
In her book Licentious Gotham: Erotic Publishing and Its Prosecution in Nineteenth-Century New York, Donna Dennis recommended Free Speech, "The People's Darling Privilege", "for evidence of commitment to freedom of speech and freedom of press among abolitionists".
These findings, together with positive Alizarin staining, reinforced the evidence for commitment of induced EDT-MSC to functional osteoblasts.
