Whatever you think about Warren or his religious beliefs, he has discerned a consumer need out there.
In India, the national program discerned an urgent need to improve the range and depth of technical expertise in the states, and it decided that working to strengthen capacity among existing SACS staff would take too long.
Our product line will fulfill the demand of thousands of customers with a discerning priority, need and interest for the latest in personal security.
In general, the courts tend to uphold laws exercising what it considers bona fide concerns for the public's well-being, on the ground that the legislature has the discretion to discern public need and to enact legislation in protection of the public interest.
The recent report by an independent panel indicating that many child-abuse caseworkers are so inadequately trained that they cannot discern what families need addresses a chronic problem ("Bleak Assessment Offered on City's Child Welfare System," news article, March 10).
But sometimes much deciphering is needed to discern an innovation's importance.
Even with the recent revelations regarding the ability to discern individual DNA contribution to a mixture, the number of potentially reported polymorphisms from this assay, 36, is well under the smallest estimate of 10,000 needed to discern an individual in a mixture of 0.1%[ 34].
He found making "In Bruges" altogether more enjoyable, and Mr. Gleeson says he noticed a change too: "He had the confidence to discern what he needed to demand, when he could delegate, when he could be guided by others," he said.
Also included in this cluster were genes involved in metal ion homeostasis (mig-12, NCU09830; sre, NCU07728; and cax, NCU07075), uncovering a previously not discerned need for the fungus to control metal ion homeostasis during exposure to light.
This non-interventional prospective study was designed to assess the ability of TICCS to discern patients who need DCR.
