Not exact matches
This is one simple method to take some of the fear out of the journey: If committee membership must
change, because of unforeseen circumstances, the rules that apply and the process that is followed should not
change — all the more reason to have
carefully documented your work plan and progress in writing along the way.
Carefully review any
changes or new
documents you're asked to sign.
The scientists working on the IPCC assessments have
carefully documented observed
changes in air temperature, ocean temperature, ice retreat, and sea level rise since the past century.
Here is the extended Claus Wolter's MEI — http://www.esrl.noaa.gov/psd/enso/mei.ext/ — if you look
carefully you can see important and well
documented change points in the mid 1940's, the late 1970's and 1998 - 2001.
Climate Cover - Up is a
carefully researched, detailed, and thoroughly -
documented account of the climate
change disinformation campaign.
I take from this that the Court of Appeal for Ontario is generally open to allowing the greater use of electronic
documents within appeals, provided practices with respect to the use of electronic
documents develop
carefully, and — where the practice is a marked
changed from the norm — under the vigilant eye of the court so that fairness and the proper hearing of an appeal are assured.
I've won one case where this happened (where there was extensive email correspondence between business lawyers regarding the
changes that would be made in each draft and there the version signed did not correspond to the last version signed electronically in a very long
document on paper and there were other indicia of fraud), but by far the more common outcome is to bind the party signing the
document (especially in a commercial context) and to consider failing to
carefully read all terms of the final draft to be negligent on the part of the party signing the contract.
Not only does saving your resume as a PDF («Save As» and then
change file type to PDF) increase the security of your
document, it ensures that the person reading your resume will see the
document exactly as you intend them to — with no risk of their computer or software messing with your
carefully chosen formatting.
At that time you should review your
document carefully and decide if you want to make any
changes or amendments.