Sentence examples for given greater certainty from inspiring English sources

In the overarching reform proposed by Sir Michael Lyons, developers are to be given greater certainty that homes will be built, so unlocking more land.

We will now adjust the regulations to give greater certainty".

This multi-year commitment will give greater certainty to aid delivery organisations and facilitate longer-term planning".

Half a dozen Birriliburu rangers care for a portion of a 2.7m hectare IPA and more funding would give greater certainty for future projects and expansion, Farmer said.

Like many lawmakers and doctors, he wants the door left open for prosecution, though he says that in practice few are or should be pursued.But many think the law should give greater certainty.

The former governor of Canada's central bank has also said he is a supporter of U.S. Federal Reserve-like guidance for how long interest rates may remain unchanged to give greater certainty to borrowers.

Since a trade agreement would include clauses to give greater certainty to investment, he thinks it would stimulate European firms to use Mercosur as an export platform for products such as shoes and textiles.That may be a long way off.

Keith Allott, chief adviser on climate change at WWF, urged MPs to support the amendment because it would give greater certainty to financial investors and companies eyeing major energy infrastructure projects across the UK.

These reforms, if implemented correctly, could give greater certainty to investors.

It comes as new Public Services Minister Leighton Andrews says voluntary mergers would give "greater certainty" as the Williams Commission said the number of councils should be halved.

"Is that such a big change?" Prof van Ypersele points out that many other aspects of the forthcoming report are likely to give greater certainty to the scale of impacts of a warming world.