Sentence examples for certainty in relation from inspiring English sources

Passages from Coleridge and discussions on scientific certainty (in relation to white and black swans) are undercut by a shout of "Wanker!" from a passing white van.

The ICC's president Alan Isaac said: "The board has made some significant decisions today which provide us with long-term certainty in relation to the future governance, competition and financial models of the ICC.

For example, some providers felt that being able to be involved in the early negotiation of the detail of section 106 agreements would achieve greater certainty in relation to delivery and help to avoid conflicting requirements.

"The demand that we have for skills like chefs and others is one that we will really struggle to meet from the domestic market". Speaking on the same programme, Tracy Hamilton, the director of County Down food manufacturer Mash Direct, said the business community needed certainty in relation to Brexit.

In order to increase legal certainty in relation to available remedies for lack of conformity with the contract and in order to eliminate one of the major obstacles inhibiting the internal market, a fully harmonised order in which remedies can be exercised should be provided for.

10 Less certainty exists in relation to breast cancer but a variety of end points have been examined, including number of visits required to obtain a nonoperative diagnosis, mastectomy rates for <15 mm tumours and rate of referral for adjuvant radiotherapy.

Thus, what a student with a certain score is able to do, i.e., what kind of reading tasks he or she can solve with sufficient certainty, can be described in relation to task demands.

In the evolution of human society, actions always come first than the plans and assumptions with some certainty in establishing the various relations of mankind, and there are no absolutely safe plans.

A poorly drafted contract can often present as many difficulties in relation to ambiguity and certainty as a verbal contract can.

Medical science has relied on probability theory and the large double blind controlled randomized clinical trial in order to guarantee certainty in the calculation of the relation of known measured variables without interference of different conditions.

Previous works on confidence (i.e., subjective certainty), over- and under-confidence have been conducted in relation with accuracy.