Sentence examples for planned confidence from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the one-year comprehensive survey did not yield the planned confidence to exclude cases of BSE, as due to logistical restrictions only 60% of the adult slaughtered animals could be tested.

B. Mental: know yourself; game plan; confidence.' Most organizations don't spend five seconds on this stuff," he said.

Mary disparages that report and others since they don't account for the growth that will occur when Romney implements his plan (confidence up, compliance costs down).

Mr Thaksin's opponents hope disgruntled legislators from the ruling Thai Rak Thai party will break away and support planned no-confidence or censure motions in parliament.

According to Israeli media, Bennett had indicated his party would not support Netanyahu's government in a planned no-confidence motion in the Knesset.

He warned that a planned no-confidence motion tabled by opposition parties and likely to be voted on before the end of the week would be comfortably defeated by the coalition, which holds an absolute majority with 38 of parliament's 63 seats.

This sample size was selected because it would provide sufficient power and sensitivity for each of the planned analyses (ie, provide planned accuracy for confidence intervals for concurrent validity and provide power for effect-size differences in known groups validity).

This crucial step is needed to allow investors to plan with confidence at least 10 years ahead in line with their investment cycles.

Derry Newman, the chief executive of photovoltaic installer Solar Century, said an additional £45m for the Low Carbon Buildings Programme should end the current suspension of solar grant applications and enable the sector to plan with confidence for the launch of the feed-in tariff in April 2010.

The Government's confirmation that rents will rise by CPI +1% for 10 years is welcome, but we need to discuss the fine detail of how this will operate in practice if it is to enable housing associations to plan with confidence.

Using Structural Equations modeling, a four-wave, developmental model of adolescent career preparation indicated by career decidedness, planning, and confidence was shown to fit the empirical data very well.