Gilles Paris, the Washington correspondent of France's liberal daily Le Monde, sees Mr Obama "calling for a fairer America" in an address marked by "firm certainty".
The Tory leadership and their Lib Dem allies are now so locked into the austerity track that the prime minister could not allow himself yesterday to address the certainty that, as even their IMF cheerleaders admit, cuts will "dampen" growth – let alone derail recovery altogether, as has already happened in Ireland and elsewhere.
Eight hours with Richardson's team along suburban cul-de-sacs, in chaotic garages and cluttered bedroom closets here in the San Gabriel Valley reveal the slow, delicate work that often yields little but a forwarding address or the certainty that a gun on the list will never be found.
It is even more elusive to address issues of certainty regarding the wishes of unfortunate patients who failed to or were unable to convey their decisions, and establish competency, cognition and even consciousness to allow these wishes to be executed.
To address this issue of certainty, we performed a bootstrap analysis.
However, we did not measure hip or ankle movements by kinematic analyses to address this issue with certainty.
You need to address the confidentiality terms to them with clarity and certainty.
"This strategy provides increased certainty in addressing growing fire suppression needs," the budget document notes.
A tract On Meats and a printed version of the Oetenbach addresses, The Clarity and Certainty of the Word of God, appeared in 1522.
She addresses the desire for certainty and the timeliness of doubt and concludes with a meditation on the intersection of aesthetics and ethics, arguing that ethical issues are very much implicated in aesthetic discourse.
