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Rights activists say the law could create uncertainty for foreign couples who now have pregnant surrogates in the country.

"Any privatisation process is also likely to be a complex one, and that complexity could create uncertainty within the current Channel 4 organisation.

Officially, the pro-EU Lib Dems oppose an  "arbitrary timetable" for a public vote that could create uncertainty for British business.

If Mr. Armey decides to retire, his plans could create uncertainty and possibly even turmoil in Republican ranks as the party seeks to hold on to its slim margin in the midterm Congressional elections next year.

On Thursday, the analyst Richard Bove said on CNBC that anything short of a "blowout" earnings report from JPMorgan could create "uncertainty" for Mr. Dimon going into the shareholder meeting next month.

However, our interviews indicate that this increase in flexibility could also create uncertainty regarding how to perform the work and what is expected; and the informants described how they didn't get any, or only insufficient, information in these areas.

If Mr. Jiang persists as military chief beyond March, experts say, it will hamper Mr. Hu's ability to shape foreign policy and could create dangerous uncertainty about who holds ultimate authority in a crisis.

Have we not learned the lesson of 1929?" The arrest on Saturday of Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the head of the I.M.F., on charges related to sexual assault could create new uncertainty about a push for more severe austerity.

And it is in Oracle's interests to continue to offer MySQL, an open-source database owned by Sun, as a free product in the hope of convincing advanced users to buy its more powerful, proprietary database software.For multinational firms, this disagreement between European and American trustbusters could create renewed uncertainty about the direction of global antitrust policy.

This is especially true in a study such as the present involving methods, which are controversial even in their standard form and alterations to typical practice could create overall uncertainty.

The Abbott and Turnbull governments both delayed decisions on the proposed change amid heavy lobbying by big business, which argued the move could harm price competition and create uncertainty.