Modifies a noun

• dismantlement: The permanent and verifiable dismantlement and removal of North Korea's nuclear programs would follow the brief period.

• denuclearization: The Joint Statement also confirmed the goal of the verifiable denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula.

• cpd: In addition Dental Update offers you 25 hours of verifiable CPD from peer-reviewed articles either from the journal or the Dental Update web site.

• treaty: Third, talks on a verifiable fissile material cutoff treaty should start immediately.

• disarmament: According to reports, certain Council members wanted to relink Iraq's effective and verifiable disarmament to the lifting of sanctions.

• elimination: Contrary to what was frequently reported in the press, the Russians did not propose a regime for verifiable warhead elimination during the negotiations.

Modifying Another Word

• empirically: The prophet has a track record of empirically verifiable prophecies concerning events of a most extraordinary nature.

• objectively: Covering a range of sectors, they have the advantage of providing common, objectively verifiable measures of progress in world development.

• experimentally: The expression for is clearly experimentally verifiable: it is the ideal gas law.

• scientifically: Is this my imagination or the result of scientifically verifiable causes, like rain?

• effectively: The United States has never, therefore, judged that the Protocol would produce what is to us an effectively verifiable BWC.

Used with adjective complement

• become: S becomes indirectly verifiable, as O 2 follows from S and ( 1 ), and ( 1 ) is directly verifiable.

• provide: They are often free or at nominal cost and provide verifiable CPD.

• make: We are to live so that that teaching which says God saves sinners from their sin is made visibly verifiable by our lives.

Preposition: in

• way: As far as Aquinas is concerned, if one is to accept that God exists then this must be verifiable in some way.

Preposition: by

• reference: Their existence is verifiable by reference to the range of different matters noted by Becher.