Sentence examples for uncertain support from inspiring English sources

Mr. Stoltenberg was expected to face a tough task, with environmentalists arrayed against him and uncertain support in Parliament.

With uncertain support in the Senate and tough opposition in the House, the fate of the bill is far from clear.

The office responsible for overseeing the safety of approved drugs gets by on miserably thin funding and uncertain support from the rest of the agency.

The Coalition scored poorly in most categories, with the report criticising its lack of an absolute limit on emissions, vague detail on its carbon price alternative and uncertain support for renewable energy investment.

More than two years later, though, that plan to provide nearly $1 billion over four years in economic aid and reconstruction assistance in the tribal areas has not been fully approved in Washington, lacks full financing and faces uncertain support by the newly elected Pakistani government, the report concludes.

By controlling the delegates, Mr. Buchanan would not have to worry about the possibility that Mr. Hagelin, a quantum physicist who has run for president twice before on the Natural Law Party ticket but has uncertain support within the Reform Party, might win the popular vote.

At a time when it is being further enhanced by the introduction of TADinfo, it is under threat from uncertain funding as it is supported through an IFAD Technical Service Grant which is not renewable and is currently in a bridging phase for 2001.

In Johannesburg, less education, living in an informal setting and providing care for at least two children with uncertain partner support, were each associated with reduced adherence and an increased need for support[ 47].

However, several described the risks as minimal, far in the future, too difficult to quantify or too uncertain to support business decisions (pdf) to invest in resilience.

The flood in this city of 57,000 in southern Russia is the first disaster to hit the country since Vladimir V. Putin returned to the presidency, amid uncertain public support for his government.

Daly said the outcome of the upcoming election was particularly uncertain because support among voters was more fragmented than at any time in the modern era, with opinion polls suggesting a third of the electorate intends to vote for a party other than the Conservatives or Labour.