It would require candidates to disclose information "not currently included on disclosures and not easily discernible from tax returns," and would help "provide a fuller picture of a candidate's financial holdings and interests," according to a press release Wednesday from the House Ways and Means Committee.
The study also predicts that two-thirds of all retailers with an online presence will have a formal rewards program in place within a year, although there was no discernible difference in investment returns between companies that put resources into a formal rewards program and those that don't.
If a clever stock buy at Magellan is to have a discernible impact on the funds return, the position has to be $1 billion, and you simply cant get into or out of that much stock in any but the very biggest companies without pushing the price away from you.
The Conservative proposals, so far as discernible, do not contemplate our returning to the position before the Human Rights Act, nor is it seriously proposed that we withdraw from the convention.
Resetting it to black produced no discernible difference, so it was returned to yellow.
Through the group gropes and the undistinguished dancing, some kind of narrative about decadence and a return to nature is discernible, but it's not particularly interesting.
And while there is, in truth, no such thing as national character, certain traits have been discernible in Greece since the election returned Syriza to government.
For months I'd wake, heart pounding, in the dark pre-dawn hours for no discernible reason, soaked in sweat, unable to return to sleep.
The envoy's supporters insist his opposition to reinforcements now is that Hamid Karzai has taken no discernible steps to carry out reforms since his return to power.
"With billions of dollars pouring into fledgling start-ups with no discernible track record, naturally investors are looking for big returns," Mr. Levitt said.
