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Any restrictions must be justified by demonstrable facts, not presumptions, speculation or prejudice.
RACP president Dr Jacqueline Small said the College Medal recognised Prof Walker’s leadership in the field of nephrology and the demonstrable improvements he had made to the lives of people affected by kidney disease.
Source: https://www.odt.co.nz/news/dunedin/authority-kidney-disease-awarded-prestigious-medal
There is little doubt that Jefferson would have found any one of these realities an unacceptable imposition of tyranny and their combined flourishing as demonstrable evidence that the “tree of liberty” is leafless and dying.
They are demonstrable and irrefutable.”
Source: https://www.nationalmemo.com/charlie-kirk-and-donald-trump
“They are people who possess demonstrable skills and capacity to contribute to the development of Ogbomosoland, while promoting unity, harmony and social cohesion across the strata of our vast land.”
Veterans often under-index for the demonstrable characteristic of personal advocacy—call it the squeaky wheel of stringent persuasion—which may inadvertently diminish their visibility and broader standing among more vocal DEI-championed efforts.
Source: https://observer.com/2023/09/the-blindspot-of-esg-led-diversity-americas-veterans/
We need a new way of living with the world that is neither preindustrial poverty nor postindustrial excess, but a demonstrable and more mature understanding of responsibility, for nature and one another.