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Mr. Fleischer said the publication of the document was "constructive," even though in past weeks he has argued that no such declassified accounting of the evidence against Mr. bin Laden could be made without compromising the "sources and methods" of intelligence agencies.

"Politicians and managers must take a long-term view of the NHS and work with health care professions to identify how services can be made more efficient and where cuts could be made without compromising patient care".

The PI concept arose from the question that if a dramatic reduction in the size and/or volume of all the process plant components could be made without compromising output, would there be a significant impact on the total plant capital cost?

A coalition of 17 government watchdog groups has identified $38.6 billion in cuts that can be made without compromising our security.

Our No. 4 bottle, Covenant, is a kosher wine, and proves the point of Jeff Morgan, a proprietor at Covenant and a wine writer, that kosher wines can be made without compromising on quality.

Simulations, made using commercial process flow modelling packages (ChemCAD), show that these changes can be made without compromising plant efficiency; on the contrary, the efficiency slightly increases because of the better thermal integration of the plant.

Mr. Grassley said tax returns would provide a better picture of a company's financial health to shareholders and regulators if they could be made public without compromising trade secrets or interfering with tax planning.

He added that he hoped more intelligence about such efforts could soon be made public, without compromising sources, to help persuade allies, Congress and the public of the need for action.

The public has a right to know as much about any such operation as can be made public without compromising intelligence sources and methods.

Merritt preservationists like Peter Szabo, a former D.O.T. assistant commissioner who is helping develop a Merritt conservancy for the Connecticut Trust for Historic Preservation, said the parkway could be made safer without compromising aesthetics.

Merritt preservationists like Peter Szabo, a former Connecticut Transportation Department assistant commissioner who is helping develop a Merritt conservancy for the Connecticut Trust for Historic Preservation, said the parkway could be made safer without compromising aesthetics.