Sentence examples for Promote certainty from inspiring English sources
In line with the overall industrywide approach, Treasury believes FSOC would promote certainty and decrease designation subjectivity by increasing the analytical rigor of designation analysis.
We leave it to the Federal Circuit how best to implement procedural improvements to promote certainty, consistency, and reviewability to this area of the law.
Sea-level rise challenges public policy-making because existing planning frameworks and methods are designed to promote certainty using static and time-bound planning and legal instruments.
Like most EU and US planning systems, planning in Israel aims to promote certainty regarding future development by employing statutory land-use plans for stabilizing and binding the development of land use.
In the courts view a complete-bar rule, under which estoppel bars all claims of equivalence to the narrowed element, would promote certainty in the determination of infringement cases.
The passage of the legislation – which the government says is designed to promote certainty for farming communities across the river system - comes as the Coalition continues to negotiate with crossbench senators on its push to transfer responsibility for environmental approvals to the states and territories.
This structure made it clear who was responsible for what, and the procedures were written down in policies which had the effect of promoting certainty and efficiency.
The benefit of governance is that it promotes certainty and efficiency as people know what the rules are, what happens, and when.
These results were consistent with the view that anti-promiscuity beliefs may function to promote paternity certainty in circumstances where male parental investment is particularly important.
Research on the link between religion and sexual morality has viewed religiosity as an extension of a long-term monogamous mating strategy (Weeden, Cohen, & Kenrick, 2008) or as an effort to promote paternity certainty (Strassman et al., 2012).
Lord Denning, the Master of the Rolls, explained that upholding partial ouster clauses promoted the certainty of the executive's actions.
