John Cresswell, the chief executive of transmission company Arqiva, called on the government to provide "certainty and clarity" for the TV industry.
He called on Abbott to "put [the issue] to bed, end his dithering... bring back some certainty to business, investors and customers".
At the ceremony announcing the coalition, Mr. Allawi called on all Iraqis to participate in the vote, to move Iraq "from crisis to prosperity, from factionalism to democracy, from fear to certainty and security, from poverty to prosperity, from uncertainty and confusion to steadiness and certainty".
Business and Australia's energy sector has been calling on the government to deliver policy certainty in order to allow an orderly transition in the electricity sector from emissions intensive sources of power generation to low emissions technologies.
"We've been calling on them [the government] to prove certainty, so there will be some sense of relief from the sector," the head of St Vincent de Paul, John Falzon, said.
(This is sometimes called the certainty equivalent problem associated with the stochastic programming problem [36, 37].) By Jensen's inequality (and convexity of the max) it is easy to see that is an upper bound on.
It belongs to the class of so called dynamic certainty equivalents Kupper and Schachermayer (2009).
The rules in MYCIN are established on an uncertainty framework called "certainty factors".
IX and 2004) argues that Reid thinks of such principles as being similar to what Wittgenstein, in On Certainty, called "framework propositions".
The only certain thing in this world was what Nuttall called "the crackling certainty of Now".
