Ensure the controls provide the required cost effective protection without discernible loss of productivity.

The final result was never discernible in the polls more than six weeks in advance.

In the US, by contrast, similar concerns have had no discernible effect on members of Congress.

A shift of relative strategic influence and strength is discernible, especially given the rise of India and China.

Barely discernible most of the time, only brief flashes illuminate the battle, as when Mikhail Khodorkovsky was arrested.

A new regional order is not yet discernible, which points to a future fraught with risk and possible chaos.

Yet this massive death toll provokes no discernible fear in the developed world, and receives virtually no news coverage.

The symptoms of the disease of selective modernization are clearly discernible in both countries in the form of ubiquitous corruption.

But whereas airstrikes are not always discernible, the use of barrel bombs has become a signature of the Syrian regime.

QE2, in which the Fed bought long term government bonds, did not have a discernible effect on long term government interest rates.

But several trends are discernible in the intense discussion that has already begun, both within the European Commission and among the various stakeholders,

The effects of nutrients may only be discernible over an extended period of time, during which all food and waste must be analyzed.

Over the past decade there has not been a discernible shift in responsibilities for health care from the federal to the state level.

Such an insignificant increase would at most lead a few bank customers to turn to alternative sources of finance, most likely with no discernible effect on GDP.

The impact of subregional offices was barely discernible in their role as facilitators of the integration activities of organizations of the United Nations system in the subregions.

Despite recent progress, the Working Group emphasized that the current monitoring and evaluation system still requires enhancements to have a discernible impact on future plans and decisions.

In doing so, however, we must not ignore the factors that dominate the global issues of today but which were not discernible at the time of the Programme's adoption.

Had these been in place, they should have, in turn, provided the ability to make a clear revised budget presentation with adequate explanation and discernible linkages to the expanded mandate.

Nor does religion play a discernible role while Roman Catholics used to fear independence as being liable to result in Protestant hegemony, today Catholics and Protestants are roughly equal in their support of Scotland s institutions.

But here is the remarkable thing whether one listens to the Republicans, the Democrats, or the middle ground observers, one gets the impression that economic statistics show no discernible improvement around the time that Obama took office.

But here is the remarkable thing whether one listens to the Republicans, the Democrats, or the middle ground observers, one gets the impression that economic statistics show no discernible improvement around the time that Obama took office.

Its reluctant pivot away from North Korea, however discernible, should not be regarded as a fait accompli nor should it be explained away as the result of momentary frustration with the adolescent behavior of Kim Jong un, North Korea s boy leader.

Among other things, the Pentagon s assessment is said to criticize China s leaders for expanding their country s military in the absence of any discernible external threat, and for various other known unkowns, such as opaqueness concerning the real size of China s military budget.

Significant progress is being made in this regard, discernible chiefly in the conclusion of a number of bilateral agreements with various European and African countries, such as Hungary, Poland, Romania, Italy, South Africa and Ukraine, in addition to cooperation agreements with Arab countries.

Those supporting the compatibility school argue that it can supplement the intent of the parties when the intent is not readily discernible. The compatibility school has received detailed consideration in several well known American cases on the effect of armed conflict on treaties.

The European Parliament and the Council of Europe s member states are yet to have their say, as foreseen in the budget procedure. But several trends are discernible in the intense discussion that has already begun, both within the European Commission and among the various stakeholders,

Nor are Italians reassured to learn that Berlusconi fielded a number of candidates during the recent European Parliament elections whose only discernible qualification was that they were pretty young girls who had possibly spent some time in the prime minister s company at his Sardinian Villa or Roman Palazzo.

And part of the work that I hope for is that there is a sort of disorienting entropy where you can't find any discernible formula in how these things they sort of awkwardly jump from government to science to religion to security and you can't completely understand how information is being distributed.