Moreover, the State fails to articulate a precise, compelling interest in establishing the 6 p.m. Friday deadline as applied to non-UOCAVA [Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act] voters and has failed to evidence any commitment to the 'exception' it rhetorically extended to UOCAVA voters".
Science itself may not be the biggest issue at this election, but a commitment to science-based policy is a commitment to evidence.
"We wanted to see evidence of commitment by the government to their side of it.
However, their commitment to evidence doesn't seem to be universal, with drug policy a particular area of concern.
(By no means does Maraniss believe only in chaos. He has a passion for chance, but also a belief in order and a commitment to evidence).
It is proposed that common-place assumptions about Darwin's commitment to evidence, his impartiality and hard work contributed substantially to his rise to celebrity in the emerging domain of professional science in Britain.
Global warming activists tout their commitment to evidence and reason.
"The diverse, innovative group we are gathering will show how public health approaches utilizing rigorous science; nontraditional partnerships; and a commitment to evidence, equity, and policy can overcome obstacles and lead to groundbreaking solutions," said Sharfstein.
From a benevolent orientation, the mitigation of adverse health events is optimized through vigilance and commitment to evidence informed practice.
In addition, improvements to internal communication mechanisms and processes within organizations and a demonstrated commitment to evidence development and sharing across the organization could be made.
The call for a commitment to evidence based practice (EBP) in physical therapy (PT) has become more strident because providing evidence-based service to patients is considered a professional, moral and ethical obligation [ 1- 3].
