Find ways to demonstrate these through concrete examples not just from previous work experience, but also from extracurricular activities and your other interests.
He says: "Pim and Martine were really great examples, not just of researchers and implementers, but of how the power of alliances and collaboration can take you beyond what one organisation can do.
He plans to call it "institutional denial", and to use as examples not just the Lawrence case, but the Jean Charles de Menezes case (where he represented the family), and the death of Ian Tomlinson at the G20 protests this year, when their "first reaction was, 'Oh! Nothing to do with us, we didn't do anything.' Second reaction: 'Um, yes, um, I think we did touch him, yeah.
The class of problems known to be \ \textbf{NP}\ -complete has grown to include thousands of examples not just from the subjects we have been considering, but also from combinatorics, number theory, formal language theory, and the study of games and puzzles.
The video showed astonishing examples, not just of individual joy and dramatic accomplishment, but also of attitudinal transformation -- if I can do this, then I can do anything.
"There are some cultural issues that we simply can't understand, just like there are some cultural issues that Europeans can't understand about us," he said, pointing me to examples not just in Germany but in Sweden and Norway where laws have been proposed that would segregate standing and sitting pee stations rather than dividing bathrooms based on gender.
Sarah Wollaston also set an example not just for other MPs but also for doctors.
We do cast our net wide, showing what people are reading in China, Japan and Latin America for example, not just in America and Britain.
His fierce loyalty to the Constitution set an unmatched example, not just for judges and lawyers, but for all Americans".
The fact that Cape Verde with few natural resources can become a middle income country is an example not just to the continent but to the world.
It is an example not just of a musician delivering work directly to his fans, but also of performers bending the rules for the sake of art.
