Verifiable Evidence definition
Verifiable Evidence means a pay statement, services contract, student practicum, volunteer time log or other documentation reflecting hours worked or volunteered.
Verifiable Evidence means documented proof by means that are reasonably reliable to establish authenticity of submitted documents. Documentation may include employer endorsement, pay statement, services contract, remittance advice, student practicum, or intern time log.
Verifiable Evidence means documented proof of Health Care Interpreter experience obtained within the 24 months preceding the application date. Such documentation may include: employer endorsement, pay statement, services contract, remittance advice, and/or student practicum/intern time log.
More Definitions of Verifiable Evidence
Verifiable Evidence means providing documented hours for a pay statement, services contract, student practicum, volunteer time log, or other documentation reflecting hours worked or volunteered.¶
Verifiable Evidence means that citizens have a means to check the veracity of the levels of surveillance that are reported. This is achieved using cryptographic protocols that produce data which can be subjected to tests by citizens. In principle, any citizen can verify the data, although it might be technically difficult and/or expensive to do so. It is sufficient if some trustworthy organisations (such as universities, charities, or journalists) do so on behalf of everyone else. This idea that users have software they can use to verify how data is handled remotely has been used elsewhere, e.g. in electronic voting. Incorrect actions by an election manager can be detected by tests that voters use to detect election integrity [39], [29] or voter coercion [34].
Verifiable Evidence means a pay statement, services contract, student practicum,