The Prime Minister is confident that the basis of an agreement can be struck with the European Council president, Donald Tusk,during Downing Street talks late on 30 January, paving the way for a final deal at a summit of EU leaders next month followed by an in-out referendum on 23 June.
But Mr Hunt said the government was confident, on the basis of discussions with Conservatives and some Labour MPs, that if the issue was resolved then the deal would pass.
We can thus be confident, on the basis of the studies using the CRQ, that the mean effect exceeds the MID whereas, for the SGRQ we cannot.
Most PCTs can be confident on the basis of these findings that the social conditions and ethnicity of the communities they serve are more important determinants of these particular health outcomes than current variation in levels of expenditure on maternity services.
As he comments "[p]erhaps if people knew more about how cognition and affect are intimately connected and how the connections are inaccessible to conscious introspection, they would be much less confident about the basis and validity of their decisions" [ 20], p. 378.
But not over-confident". On the basis of the tour's past record of efficiency Hills and O'Grady are entitled to their confidence.
The tone of his notebooks, as of his private letters, was ironic, impatient, quick-tempered, and he rushed to confident speculations on the basis of small evidence.
A senior Labour source said: "After five and a half hours of talks in Ed Miliband's office which ended at 2.30am, we are confident we have the basis of an agreement around our royal charter entrenched in statute".
In an interview, Wikimedia Foundation's Chief Communications Officer Katherine Maher said the organization is confident that the legal basis for denying Slater's request is sound, because the person that takes the photo should own the copyright.
