And, uncertain.

Chile s Uncertain Future

It was observed that the task at hand was precisely to determine exactly where the threshold lay, uncertain and difficult though it appeared to be to grasp beyond what point States would be bound.

However, having examined the budget for the Mission, it was uncertain as to what other options existed, especially for the transport of contingent owned equipment.

3.1 Counsel claims that the reason that he lodged the complaint over 1½ years after the complainant's removal was that for a long period it was uncertain who was able to represent him.

The father is always uncertain.

The future is very uncertain.

And when you get a radical innovation, it's often very uncertain how it can be applied.

It proposes direct approval of a Charter amendment rather than a complex and uncertain three stage process.

The interest rate spread has stabilized around a more manageable 300 basis points, but is still higher than it was three years ago. In addition, Italy s economic outlook remains highly uncertain.

They can put it in an envelope and mail it to you, and then say in no uncertain terms, Please cut that out.

This principle leads people to advocate enormously costly actions to prevent disasters that are even more enormous but whose likelihood highly uncertain. If a disaster is unacceptable, then, no matter how uncertain the likelihood of its occurrence, it must be prevented.

Judging biological age in this way is very uncertain.

So the next time you're faced with something that's unexpected, unwanted and uncertain, consider that it just may be a gift.

A solution to the eurozone crisis that relies on Germany has always been politically uncertain. It may soon become economically untenable.

Bosnia was divided between a Muslim Croat federation and a Serb republic, with little authority vested in the central government and a large international military and eventually civilian presence needed to hold it together. Kosovo was left as a United Nations protectorate whose final status was uncertain.

I think they heard that in no uncertain terms today.

We might decide at that point that even though geo engineering was uncertain and morally unhappy, that it's a lot better than not geo engineering.

But it faces an uncertain political future. If a power struggle emerges, the large Bushehr reactor could be used as a bargaining chip.

The other thing we do is we make everything that's uncertain certain.

Those who voted affirmatively were only a tiny minority. Many were uncertain.

Tom is still uncertain about whether to go to college or not.

From that perspective it became very difficult to pinpoint notions such as raison d'être or core content , which were equally vague, elusive or uncertain.

Just as the effect of armed conflict on treaties has always been a difficult and uncertain area of international law, so it remains today.

Even in this new and uncertain era, however, some trends can be identified.

The SGA's chairman, Alex Hogg, said the industry supported 8,800 full time jobs per year in remote areas and was a rich seam of employment in uncertain times.

We are uncertain that that proposal addresses the various controversial issues concerning human rights in the Organization, and we look forward to discussing it further.

The regular budget situation was much more uncertain than it had been at the Committee's 4th meeting, when he had forecast an available cash balance of 294 million based on expected payments of 400 million in the last quarter of 2005.

Participation by the Kosovo Serb representatives in the work of the Assembly remains uncertain the Serbian List for Kosovo and Metohija has so far boycotted it.

For if the trumpet gave an uncertain sound, who would prepare himself for war?

For if the trumpet gave an uncertain sound, who would prepare himself for war?

As a result, the Panel considers the reliability of the EHS to be uncertain.

People are often uncertain of what liquids they can carry or how much of them.

And we can guarantee a clean, blue sky or an uncertain future with nuclear power.

For if the trumpet give an uncertain sound, who shall prepare himself to the battle?

For if the trumpet give an uncertain sound, who shall prepare himself to the battle?

Furthermore, the complainant's marital status remains uncertain, as the information he provided contains clear discrepancies.

Owing to those uncertain circumstances there was an obvious need to make some adjustments by varying the terms of Assembly resolution 59 210 to meet the needs of a changed situation.

Of course, climate science is not precise instead, it works in terms of probability ranges. But uncertain estimates do not mean that the risk is any less acute.

However, for the vast majority of those displaced people, access to land remains uncertain or impossible.

Your presence, Sir, reflects in no uncertain terms your country's commitment to the cause of children.

This is likely to be a long drawn out and expensive process with an uncertain outcome.

The inclusiveness of these processes, as well as their transparency, credibility and legitimacy, remain uncertain, however.

Another difficulty with using undifferentiated precious metals for exchange was that some trust or expertise was required to assure people that the metal was pure. The same problem occurred with other commodities that people tried to use for exchange, such as gems or shells their value was too uncertain.

It is uncertain whether Tony Blair could have dissuaded George Bush from waging war in Iraq. Nevertheless, by enthusiastically backing Bush s war, his legacy will forever remain deeply compromised.