Membranes, or other physical and chemical barriers, must be developed in order to isolate the products from one another in a reliable fashion.

(f) Utilize trustworthy systems, procedures and human resources in performing its services.

Within the space of a few years, the pound s reign as a trusted international currency was over.

There is no credible intelligence penetration of these organizations.

We face a daunting task to find credible alternatives to fossil fuel.

First, it would include credible plans in Europe and the US to restore fiscal balance.

But no reliable studies have established this strategy s effectiveness.

Various forms of statism have been tried before all have been found lacking.

BERKELEY For more than 170 years, it has been accepted doctrine that markets are not to be trusted when there is a liquidity squeeze.

Second, empirical evidence is rarely reliable enough to settle decisively a controversy characterized by deeply divided opinion.

China s critics argue that its claims to a peaceful rise are not credible, given the country s non democratic, one party system.

But the underlying question, whether Italy is trustworthy or not, cannot be dismissed so easily.

Only the state is reliable enough to take on all debt, which private institutions are too risk intolerant to hold.

Historically, these agencies had been reliable in predicting the risk of corporate defaults.

Whether this American intelligence assessment is based on credible information is unknown.

Credible domestic and EU wide policies are needed to stabilize the situation. Neither is forthcoming.

In short, we confront two interacting problems a global economy losing the struggle to restore growth and the absence of any credible policy response.

Over the reporting period, EUFOR has continued to consolidate its position as a credible and robust military force, conducting operations in line with its mandate.

Once we set goals, we need reliable information systems to assess progress toward achieving them.

Emissions have been reliably estimated to be 3 5 lower in the ETS s first three years, owing to the carbon price.

A person in extreme pain will say anything, thus providing unreliable information.

But markets do not trust this message and for good reason it is not credible, because it makes no economic sense.

Those studies consistently indicated that affected communities still lack complete and trustworthy information on the consequences of the accident.

The Benghazi attack, and the lack of a credible Libyan response, demonstrated that the country is neither governed by the rule of law nor in a position to impose it.

A majority of French who voted for him, did it, according to reliable exit poll studies, above all because of his personality.

Similarly, we will need renewed public confidence in a new generation of nuclear power, with plants that are safe and reliably monitored.

Let me assure members that Canada will not cease actively to promote bringing into being a standing council with credible membership criteria.

A reliable infrastructure has enabled us to commence work on another nuclear power station, the Chashma Nuclear Power Plant II.

They are especially needed because they can provide credible assurances regarding the non diversion of nuclear materials and the absence of undeclared nuclear materials and activities.

To produce its benefit, a commitment strategy should be credible that is, it cannot be reversed quickly.

But where do these intuitive judgments come from? Are they reliable moral guides?

The second major task is to set a clear global disarmament action agenda with credible timelines and milestones.

No society has yet created a widely trusted method for keeping score on the punditocracy.

But China s abandonment of the yuan s traditional parity in July 2005 rules out a new, credibly fixed exchange rate strategy for some time.

SMEs in the distribution sector have difficulty in securing credit because of their organizational weaknesses, and also because they are not deemed to be creditworthy.

For the purposes of article 9, paragraph 1 (f), of this Law in determining whether, or to what extent, any systems, procedures and human resources utilized by a certification service provider are trustworthy, regard may be had to the following factors

But, in the absence of a credible enforcer (and lacking sufficient mutual assurances), participants felt that they had more to gain from continuing their non cooperative behavior.

At a time horizon of a decade or two, the past performance of stocks and bonds is neither a reliable guarantee nor a good guide to future results.

Re engineering humanity s power systems is going to be an expensive undertaking, regardless of what mix of technologies are used, and the chosen systems will have to be reliable and widely available.

That is when the crisis spread to the periphery of the world economy, because countries on the periphery could not provide equally credible guarantees.

The international community should further call on the DPRK to ensure the complete disarmament of all of its nuclear programmes, under credible international verification.

A prosperous future requires abundant sources of energy. We face a daunting task to find credible alternatives to fossil fuel.

Little has been done to deconstruct structural complexity, let alone win sufficient public support for a medium term vision, a credible implementation strategy, and a set of measures that is adequate to the task at hand.

With the US project in ruins, a credible European policy to delegitimize war and support democratization in its neighborhood has become essential.

A prominent obituary in The New York Times reported that his family gave his birthday as September 23, 1830, but that some published lists of actors' ages, not always trustworthy , put his birth year at 1824.