Corporate executives say they want limits on noneconomic damages in order to reduce unpredictability in jury verdicts.
No one seriously thought the superpowers crazy enough to use germ warfare.That view changed when it turned out, first, that the Soviet Union had set up a big stockpile of biological weapons, and, second, when "advances" in biotechnology made the idea of attacking particular groups of people feasible, reducing unpredictability.
Universal service policy for voice and broadband can better reduce exclusion with greater attention to business models and practices versus technologies and platforms, and increased emphasis on prepaid service to reduce unpredictability.
This may encourage more parents to choose the public-health system as a first resort if the facilities are able to reduce unpredictability and increase trust, as well as in situations of extreme stress, such as when a child is seriously ill.
For example, BUN reduces the unpredictability in creatinine more than creatinine does for BUN, relatively speaking.
An agreement that was signed by the two Koreas in December 2000 and went into effect today aims to reduce the unpredictability of doing business in the North.
I try to best decisions for the team, I analyse what I think the game can be, I try to reduce the unpredictability of every match.
Maryland's public colleges have proposed a way to reduce the unpredictability of tuition increases and prevent last-minute raids on their budgets: The state and colleges would outline financial commitments to one another several years in advance.
They will be combined and automated, reducing the unpredictability of air currents, which can cause giant backdrops just inches apart to collide (it has happened, the Met said) and wreak havoc with stage smoke.
To reduce this unpredictability, they create stereotypes boosting their behavior -- prediction confidence -- and partially dismissing their fears.
