In doing so, I use certain and uncertain facts, but I add to the person I remember or have invented.
If Congress makes a decision based on uncertain facts, then it is using its judgment and doing what we elect them to do.
It turns on many uncertain facts, like the true progress of Iran's nuclear program and how much it can be affected by air attack; Iran's capacity and will to retaliate against an attack; whether there is any chance Iran would respond to negotiations; and the ability of the United States to withstand any retaliation while 150,000 U.S. troops are in Iraq.
If the law does not cover all sorts of uncertain facts related to biotechnology and research, it may backfire in the judicial system.
Because many children will fall within the diagnostic zone of ambiguity, and because choosing a treatment plan requires grappling with uncertain facts about efficacy and long-term effects as well as with important values, that process will sometimes be difficult.
Given known methodological limitations of HSMR use, this leaves the improvement community and policy-makers in an uncertain, in fact uncomfortable, place.
In quotes from the book: I am beginning to believe that nothing is quite so uncertain as facts.
It is in fact uncertain whether the Phantom, his friendship, with him, his entire life as depicted in the story, are no more than dream figments which have gotten out of control.
The only note of caution came from the panel's Democratic chairman, Carl Levin: "It's unclear how air strikes on our part can succeed unless the Iraqi army is willing to fight, and that's uncertain given the fact that several Iraqi army divisions have melted away".
However, the effective filtration area of pleated filter bags remains uncertain, despite the fact that it is an important design parameter in pulse-jet bag house systems.
Perhaps the GDPs were unaware or uncertain of the fact that bacteremia occurs when gingival bleeding is present, independent of the severity of the procedure [ 19].
