"Despite the public importance of this case," he wrote, "the proposed consent judgment would leave uncertain the truth of the very serious allegations made in the complaint".
An individual can be uncertain about the truth of a scientific theory, a religious doctrine, or even about the occurrence of a specific historical event when inadequate or conflicting eyewitness accounts are involved.
His daughter, too, was upset, and called her mother, uncertain of the truth.
The accumulated evidence showed decisively that much of Mrs. Crawford's story was a fabrication; whether there was a substratum of truth remains uncertain.
They could be detected by their effect on polarised light shone through the material.Whether all this ingenuity unravels any cosmic truth is uncertain.
IN an uncertain advertising world, one truth remains: the days just after Labor Day are unusually hectic as Madison Avenue gears up for the busy fall season.
John Reddy, one of the candidates Ms. Anderson beat in the Democratic primary in September, said he would reserve judgment because the truth remained uncertain.
But Robin Iles, education officer for Winchester Museums, said the truth was uncertain: "The decorated tombs would have been an obvious target for those stripping the abbey of valuables in 1538 but there was also a lot of disturbance during the building of the prison.
But certain details refuse to add up, and despite intensive research I remain uncertain as to where the truth actually resides.
