All of the major players in wind in the UK, when contacted by the Guardian, cited regulatory certainty as the key factor or one of the top factors in making decisions about investment.
While the wording is not specific, both the tone and content of these paragraphs call for violence". Although the letter to the MCB from the government says the wording of the document is "not exact" and "not specific", Blears affirms in her letter to Guardian with astounding certainty that it "advocates attacks on Jewish communities all around the world".
Managing director Tim Brooks says with some certainty that for the first time since the Guardian was created in 1821, more people read about a general election from Guardian journalists rather than Times journalists.
"Almond treads with delicate certainty," said Philip Pullman, reviewing the novel for the Guardian, "and the result is something genuine and true".
But then in his last big interview with the Guardian in 2008, he said, with some certainty, that there would not be a global recession.
The emerging consensus within the Obama administration is that Russian hackers successfully infiltrated the data networks of the Democratic National Committee, the Guardian has learned, although there is less certainty that the Russian government is definitively responsible for the attack.
Nor is it confined to politics: those who felt an irrational certainty on the issue of mixed allegiances among international footballers, a Guardian columnist wrote this week, were "likely to find themselves on the wrong side of history".
"I would ask that action currently under way and timeframes for the alleged debt's repayment be paused while the department provides clarification and certainty to the community," Burney wrote in the letter, seen by Guardian Australia.
Former intelligence officers told the Guardian they considered retaliation by Trump to be all but a certainty after he is sworn into office next month.
