Yet the H.M.O. directors were reluctant to include health behavior interventions in their provided coverage in part because they were uncertain about the cost impact of doing so, the center report stated.
In the investigation of Dr. Lee, a nuclear physicist who was suspected of passing secrets to the Chinese, investigators were delayed in searching Dr. Lee's computer in 1999 because they were uncertain whether they needed a warrant.
The council also took steps against passivity of the laity in ecclesiastical life, a reform some Roman Catholics were at first slow to accept, because they were not accustomed to the idea and because they were uncertain about how it should be implemented.
Neither the ruling National Action Party PANnornor the PRI is fielding American-based candidates in this election, because they were uncertain of the exact legalities of doing so.But as one of the PRD's leaders, Javier Hidalgo, points out, most of the migrants are from the poorer Mexican states, such as Oaxaca, Guerrero and Zacatecas itself.
While other natural philosophers, even at the conclusion of the seventeenth century, refused to classify explanations of natural phenomena as knowledge, because they were uncertain, Regius had accepted in mid-century that such uncertainty is inevitable except in the case of divine revelation.
Consequently, women failed to report because they were uncertain on how to voice their concerns, without a risk of reprisal.
The American election adds to their confusion, China experts said, because they are uncertain how much of Mr. Obama's stance is driven by domestic political calculations.
That will be hard.Private investors, especially foreign ones, still shy away from sectors like electricity and roads because they are uncertain of earning a reasonable return.
"However, they would prefer to get into an apartment that will provide their children with a free education so they can limit their expenses because they're uncertain about the future".
