Too often, expert opinion is thought most useful to policymakers when presented as a single definitive interpretation. As a result, experts typically understate uncertainty.

Every definitive matter is resolved on it,

Every definitive matter is resolved on it,

Defendants enjoy the presumption of innocence until definitive sentence.

But it's imperative that we listen because it's undeniable and definitive.

On 17 May 1982, they issued a definitive certificate of acknowledgement.

However, none of this changes Cuba's definitive position as regards the Treaty.

As stipulated in the Comprehensive Peace Agreement, its arbitration is definitive and binding.

There has not been a decade of television without a definitive, dominant TV mom.

That would put a definitive end to unilateralism in resolving international disputes and issues.

What better contribution could there be to peace than the definitive rejection of illegality?

It is not yet much nor is it definitive. It could easily fade away.

The Commissioner indicated that he would appreciate receiving a definitive response in the coming days.

It shall become definitive if, after 45 days, no appeal has been made against it.

Furthermore, the concept of nationality was not the definitive legal element that it once represented.

That was a milestone. It heralds the definitive end of nearly four decades of brutal conflict.

On that basis, it will be possible to arrive at a definitive structure for the Investigations Division.

(c) Three hundred votes shall be distributed among the producer members in proportion to the average of the values of their respective net exports of tropical timber during the most recent three year period for which definitive figures are available.

(c) Three hundred votes shall be distributed among the producer members in proportion to the average of the values of their respective net exports of tropical timber during the most recent three year period for which definitive figures are available.

A definitive solution to that question must take into account the legitimate concerns of both Israelis and Palestinians.

The idea was to ensure that families, including women who were heads of household, had definitive title to their land.

The Team pledges to consider this issue further and report back in a more definitive manner in its June 2005 report.

The forthcoming negotiations sponsored by the African Union should bring about a definitive agreement which would resolve the problems surrounding Darfur.

He encouraged concerned parties in the case of Falkland Islands (Malvinas) and Gibraltar to undertake negotiations to find peaceful and definitive solutions.

There has been no definitive report of an attempted breach of the arms embargo, though two States have reported a possible breach.

Power is the ability not just to tell the story of another person, but to make it the definitive story of that person.

Success in drawing up the new constitution will be the definitive turning point for Iraq's stability and the entire process of democratic change.

If nothing was done in that regard, the rapid growth of ICTs would produce a more acute or even definitive marginalization of LDCs.

Alif, Lam Ra. This is a Book, whose signs have been made definitive and then elaborated, from One who is all wise, all aware,

Alif, Lam Ra. This is a Book, whose signs have been made definitive and then elaborated, from One who is all wise, all aware,

This fact, in itself, cannot be taken as definitive evidence of the presence of anti competitive practices in the market for international Internet connectivity.

The most definitive examination of the scientific evidence is to be found in the work of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and its last major report published in 2007. I had the privilege of being chairman or co chairman of the Panel s scientific assessments from 1988 to 2002.

Thus, the clusters are not definitive categories, but rather a means by which to report on the 15 youth concerns identified by the General Assembly.

The Committee encourages the State party to find a definitive solution to the question of foreign veterans' pensions by applying the principle of equal treatment.

Closure, on a temporary or definitive basis, of premises used to commit offences as provided for in article 3, paragraph 1, of the Optional Protocol

At its 918th meeting, on 26 July 1989, the Committee decided to make its rules of procedure definitive, eliminating the term provisional from the title.

(a) At the time of signing this Agreement, declare that by such signature it expresses its consent to be bound by this Agreement (definitive signature) or

Mankind is committing suicide, no less, and this is the gravest problem to which the community of nations needs to find an immediate and definitive solution.

There must, however, be a commitment on the part of those States to find a definitive solution to that problem, which had persisted for too long.

These included the lack of reliable and timely data that in turn hampered a more rigorous analysis of progress achieved and the establishment of definitive results.

His delegation welcomed the draft resolution presented by Chile and hoped that it would help contribute to a definitive solution to the question of the Malvinas Islands.

These steps are not a panacea nor a definitive listing, but they do constitute a common objective benchmark against which to measure progress in achieving nuclear disarmament.

Professional opinion in macroeconomics is, as always, in disarray. Because controlled experiments to test policy prescriptions are impossible, we will never have a definitive test of macroeconomic measures.

The United Nations will continue to provide all possible support and assistance to the African Union in its efforts to bring a definitive end to this brutal conflict.

In several months' time, the country will hold legislative and presidential elections the final milestone on its journey towards a definitive return to the great family of the world's democracies.