The reform strengthened the independence and transparency of regulators, in order to grant certainty to investors.
Passage (i) should not be understood as granting probable certainty (certitudo probabilis) whenever a person is more often right than wrong.
To pursue such a shared vision, the adopted plans and regulations must then grant the certainty of what is permitted and therefore must specify what is forbidden on the long run (this is what we can call the via negativa of antifragile planning).
We will consider ways of granting legal certainty for a transitional period.
They grant borrowers the certainty of a fixed-term mortgage and savers the ability to flip in and out on a whim.
Belief was part of Hester, taken for granted, a sturdy certainty that brought her confidence and allowed her to insist she must be taken as she was, allowed her to condemn as a dishonesty any concealment of personal traits.
Unlearning old-school verities of time, space, memory, identity while I shiver in the icy wind of the only certainty granted by a long, precipitously up and down life — its absolute extinction.
As a result, following consultation with our customers, work on these projects has been suspended until there is certainty on grant funding availability".
She concluded in 2004 that a number of steps needed to be taken, including: more land being made available for housing; planning procedures being speeded up; councils being incentivised to grant planning permission; greater certainty in seeking "planning gain" contributions; and more competition in the construction industry.
It seems to me that this dysfunctional political dialogue, which stems from the iron certainty we grant our opinions, is the most pressing problem confronting 21st century America.
Certainty is not granted to us.
