Sentence examples for verifiable success from inspiring English sources
Notably, the committee has rejected the Nordic Model of criminalising sex buyers, as implemented in Northern Ireland last year and, most tantalising of all, has acknowledged that full decriminalisation has verifiable success.
He looked into the program and issued a damning report about its lack of verifiable successes, among other things.
Everyone knows the excesses of same and the preoccupation, if not obsession, with quantifiably verifiable indices of success.
The primary casualty of these repeated doping scandals, scientists said, is the trustworthiness of sport as a verifiable means of delineating success and failure.
Hire a publicist with a verifiable track record of success.
Can providers design more precise and verifiable measures of student outcomes and success?
Extrinsic success refers to concrete, verifiable measures such as salary, promotion history, job knowledge and performance, and quality of work, whereas intrinsic success refers to an individual's personal evaluation of and satisfaction with his or her career [ 3– 5].
On the one hand, positivists required of a science that it should be verifiable by reference to its predictive successes.
Under such circumstances it is clear that negotiations with North Korea have no chance to succeed if by "success" one means "complete, irreversible and verifiable elimination of North Korea's nuclear weapons program," once postulated by President George W. Bush as the supreme goal of U.S. policy.
Families without access to good school-based counselors can consult the Independent Education Consultants Association, whose Web site offers a searchable database (you want a counselor who has a track record of success with applicants with learning disabilities, and verifiable references from former clients; fees can be several thousand dollars).
Apart from the number of prosecutions, there are no verifiable figures to measure the scope of the counterfeiting or the success of the crackdown.
