There is no gap between the knower and the known that might undermine certainty: "I say that the thing itself is known immediately without any medium between itself and the act by which it is seen or apprehended".
Scott Segal, a lobbyist with the Electric Reliability Coordinating Council, an industry group founded largely to advance the regulatory change, described the ruling as a setback, and added, "This stay motion and litigation undermine certainty for consumers and the regulated community".
The main role of this new breed of art-house movie seems to be reassurance, just as their predecessors specialized in undermining certainties and calling the ways of the world into question.
Beyond stifling job growth in Oklahoma, creating a new debate about these previously established incentives undermines investor certainty ― starving wind project investment and hurting wind jobs in Oklahoma.
Because promiscuity undermines paternity certainty, both men and women should be more opposed to promiscuity by both sexes in environments where there is greater female economic dependence on a male mate.
If he can somehow undermine that certainty that he's going to win, then of course he has a realistic chance of bringing some votes back".
Any change now would require a further change later, once these issues are resolved, and frequent budget changes would undermine the certainty that they are meant to provide.
"I'm not interested in luscious, sexy, virtuosic painting, but the destruction of the image, undermining the certainty of the image".
Beyond convenience, though, a computer that is always with you removes many previous constraints on what can be done when and where, and undermines old certainties about what was what and who was who.
"My own view [before Brexit] was that the economic consequences wouldn't be felt immediately but would be incremental, with the undermining of certainty and confidence in our economy.
