Sentence examples for gives certainty from inspiring English sources

"They now need to spell that out and strike a wider deal that gives certainty to businesses, workers and communities across the country".

"As the race for shares of global financial markets intensifies, we need to protect our competitive advantage and this ruling gives certainty that financial services should flow freely within the EU without restrictions, which is good for the UK," he added.

But Hunt said the government wanted to "encourage the development of the renewable energy industry and we want to do that in an environment that gives certainty and long-term stability … it is an industry that has contributed to Australia … and a very productive sector".

The former Chelsea forward added: "David gives certainty and security.

It also gives certainty to other European countries looking at the UK system of contracts for difference as a mechanism to secure their own supply".

The only scheduled passenger airline at Prestwick, Ryanair, said: "We welcome today's announcement, which gives certainty to the future development of Prestwick Airport.

Effective land registries, giving certainty to title, are essential: Greece's registry remains a mess.

It would give certainty to Japanese car manufacturers and other global companies with factories in Britain.

"You have to give certainty to the rest of the world," Lagarde said, on NBC.

You have to give certainty to the rest of the world.

This was the longest period ever, and would give certainty to housing associations.