We take this to mean that Bosley, who is the author of "The Quest for Religious Certainty," "On Final Ground," & "Main Issues Confronting Christendom," reserves the right to suppress any such report.
Americans want "clarity and certainty" on these issues, he said.
It would also give business greater certainty on the issue.
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".
The British prime minister's grasp on the reins of power appears to be weakening daily as both Brexit camps clamour ever louder for more clarity and certainty on the issue.
All that seems certain is that profound changes are afoot; that before long the most remarkable part of the Rice furore will be that there should have been a furore in the first place; and that those who feel an irrational certainty on this issue are likely to find themselves on the wrong side of history.
The finalised figure, which will determine how much pensioners receive next year, will be confirmed by the ONS on Wednesday – though there will be no certainty on this issue until after the chancellor has sat down on 25 November, as he could decide to increase this figure or announce other changes.
As the three-day gathering came to a close, the two international organizations neither confirmed nor refuted the validity of the studies, saying only that the number of samples tested, totaling no more than a few hundred, was too small to provide any certainty on the issue.
In both works, Augustine professes to be puzzled about the soul's origin [De Beata Vita 1.5 and Rectractationes 1.1 and 2.45/71], but his uncertainty is clearly evolving, and the absence of certainty on the issue should not be interpreted as neutrality or indifference.
In the Republican right-wing echo chamber, there is absolute and unequivocal certainty on the issue of Obamacare.
