3. A California kindergartner has been absent, without a doctor's note or other "verifiable reason," 10 times in one semester.
Most will do this only if there's a verifiable reason such as illness, accident, or a personal tragedy such as a death in the family.
But a good excuse must be verifiable: if your reason for coming home too late to put your child to bed is that you were out buying milk as your wife requested, you had better have the milk in hand when you walk in the door.
Frankly, it's been a scary and depressing few days for me personally, and I'm exhausted from trying to use verifiable facts to reason with far-right activists and Democratic sycophants who are willfully ignorant.
The tension-free concord between reasoned, independently verifiable knowledge and knowledge based on revelation and tradition (science and faith, to put it more simply) manifest in these writings is noteworthy.
Were faith to conform completely to objective sense perception, reason and scientifically verifiable beliefs, it would be knowledge, rather than faith.
This was not independently verifiable, but we have no reason to believe that staff involved in commissioning were systematically omitted from the lists.
Not by blind faith, nor by verifiable, scientific evidence, but by a reasoned faith.
It was an unavoidable limitation that employees' reports were not objectively verifiable; in a health-care setting there are no reasons to provide misleading responses, but this does not guarantee complete veracity.
Personally I think the more the merrier and given that White Horse Capital has a verifiable track record in this area I see no reason why entrepreneurs should kick the tyres on this new entrant and see what they have to offer before making a decision.
Structural measures are also useful for practical reasons in that they are usually easily collected and verifiable indicators.
