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"The pound would demonstrably have had to have been stable against the euro," he said.

Such interventions are quite costly for cash-strapped policymakers and can only be justified economically if the disappearance of the cypress trees would demonstrably reduce the landscape value of the area.

Now, for the first time, a bill has been introduced that would demonstrably protect our ocean ecosystems, fishing communities and seafood consumers from the risks of poorly regulated open-ocean aquaculture.

There is a constant drumbeat of posts claiming that if Google search were biased then it would be demonstrably inferior, and if it were demonstrably inferior then Google would fail.

… That would be demonstrably unfair.

Things that would be demonstrably healthier -- things you'd find at a grocery store.

Mr. Obama said he would entertain "every demonstrably good idea" for creating jobs, but he cautioned that "our resources are limited".

When the Clean Air Act was passed in the 1970's, air pollution meant things would make people demonstrably sick.

By the end of that initial flight, I would be so demonstrably miserable over the demands of the job that they'd fire me, assuming I didn't beat them to the punch by pulling a Slater.

However, most campaigners omit an important qualification contained in the draft: that the presumption does not apply where the adverse impacts of development would "significantly and demonstrably outweigh the benefits".

Whilst Tasmania provides leadership and best practice in comparison with international policy benchmarks, the paper reports data from a 15-year longitudinal case study which confirms that South Australia lags and demonstrably would benefit from application of the policy guidelines developed.