"How could I ever be confident of that?" he said.
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Everybody should be confident of the guys we have in this locker room.
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The weaknesses of the study made him unable to be confident of its conclusions.
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So Everton needed to score at least once more Saturday to be confident of anything.
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But you clearly think otherwise, and let's suppose you have grounds to be confident of this.
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I have to use the corner of a nail to be confident of it doing its job.
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O'Leary said Ryanair continued to be confident of growing in Spain despite heavy competition in some regions.
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But they also suggested that Mr. Johnson cannot be confident of victory should one take place in the fall.
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But they also suggested that Mr. Johnson cannot be confident of victory should one take place in the fall.
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Abiteboul said it was important for Renault to be confident of "reasonable results, at a reasonable cost" in the coming years.
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Prospects: England will be confident of progressing from Group G where they play Tunisia, Panama and, in their final game, Belgium.
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"I think this has put a dent in the degree to which people can be confident of America's policies," Lee said.
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"To be confident of getting a Series A up, you want to be at around $250 million annual recurring revenue," Baker said.
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But it's only one piece of evidence, and not by itself enough to be confident of the enormous effect sizes it identifies.
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How could someone in his courtroom be confident of a fair trial, knowing he had solicited and accepted bribes while a judge?
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Third, the military balance in the Taiwan Strait has not swung far enough for China's high command to be confident of swift victory.
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Despite its aura as the party of liberation from white rule, the ANC can no longer be confident of winning an outright majority.
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Still, the owner is already preparing to launch a second one with 300 beds in the next village, so he must be confident of success.
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This year I've learned even more skills that help me to quickly find story lines in sprawling databases — and to be confident of my analysis.
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He warned that he could not "truly be confident of the possibility of having a credible presidential election" unless the political parties agreed to dialogue.
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If scientists can be confident of anything, it is that whatever we currently believe about the genetic nature of differences among populations is most likely wrong.
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Bradshaw said markets needed more data to be confident of the Federal Reserve's more optimistic outlook for the U.S. economy and expected path of interest rate hikes.
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"When you think about eligibility requirements worldwide, you can be confident of the same number and that who you're permitting into your field deserves to be there," said Edmondson.
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"Whether it would reach its targets became a big theme last year so Nintendo has released figures it can be confident of hitting," said analyst Hideki Yasuda at Ace Securities.
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And coming from a deep red state like Texas with a Republican governor, the White House could be confident of not losing any Republican seats in the Senate anytime soon.
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Weber, who can also be confident of support from German Chancellor Angela Merkel, criticized the Hungarian government last month when the European Parliament voted to sanction Hungary for flouting EU rules.
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While Inbar disagrees with that assessment, he said that repeated testing will have to take place before Pyongyang could be confident of a missile program capable of actually hitting a strategic target.
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"We continue to be confident of strong earnings for the balance of the year," the broker said, adding that there had been little time for savings from the Baxalta acquisition to feed through.
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European negotiators, going into the final Brexit talks before an EU summit later this month, will not be confident of securing a deal with a Prime Minister whose own future is so uncertain.
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Using census results allows this study to analyze life outcomes for one-quarter of US adults, which can help identify effects that are hard to be confident of with a small sample size.
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Currently set to be held in 12 venues, with the semi-finals and final in London, it would obviously be a logistical and financial challenge but one that UEFA would be confident of carrying off.
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That would mean a stake of at least 51 percent, he said, adding that he would be confident of achieving that if it gets to the stage of detailed discussions on how to advance a project.
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"Not even the negotiators themselves can yet be confident of the final result," said Mark Haefele, global chief investment officer for UBS Wealth Management, who outlined five possible scenarios in a note to clients on Tuesday.
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He says that "if scientists can be confident of anything, it is that whatever we currently believe about the genetic nature of differences among populations is most likely wrong" — a level of humility often absent in this discussion.
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Jacob Rees-Mogg, the leader of the Conservatives' hard-Brexit caucus, can be confident of the support of party members: 70% of them want out of the customs union, according to research from Queen Mary University of London.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — The bitter impasse over the nomination of Judge Merrick B. Garland is raising a once unthinkable possibility: Presidents may no longer be confident of filling a Supreme Court vacancy unless their party controls the Senate.
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"I definitely think England have what it takes to do well, but it will be a match in which Colombia is going to be confident of playing at a high level and getting a good result," he told reporters.
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Several years of testing boundaries -- and pushing further when meeting no resistance other than words -- have taught Russia that it can be confident of little meaningful response from the current U.S. administration; and so, Russian behavior becomes more and more outrageous.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Adam Scott is the highest-ranked player at this week's Singapore Open and the Australian world number seven will be confident of starting 2017 with a victory at a course and tournament where he has tasted success three times before.
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In Davis Cup, they can at least be confident of something approaching a full-blooded performance from Kyrgios, who loves the team aspect of the competition and played a leading role in Australia's quarter-final victory over the United States in April.
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MADRID, April 21 (Reuters) - Celta Vigo will have to upset the odds when they face English heavyweights Manchester United in the Europa League semi-finals, but will be confident of emulating fellow Spaniards Sevilla who won the competition in the last three seasons.
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Which is to say, coming out of that event, all I can be confident of is that bombed out battlefields and the air-borne detritus of domestic attacks will look more realistic than ever before, and that when you pull the trigger, you'll feel badass.
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Jessica Ennis-Hill's success in the multi-discipline event London made her one of the faces of the 2012 Games and having returned from having a child to win the world title in Beijing last year, she will be confident of defending her title in Rio.
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Unlike Mr. Yeltsin, who was deeply unpopular and faced an uphill struggle to get his new Constitution approved by voters, Mr. Putin has amassed such overwhelming personal power and popular support that he can be confident of reshaping the system in virtually any way he wants.
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"There remains the threat of no deal and investors will be made acutely aware of this as the year progress — coming to potential mini-climax in June, when the two sides will need to be confident of agreement in time for Christmas," Neil Wilson, the chief markets analyst at Markets.
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The Petrozavodsk object was also seen in adjacent places, such as Pryazha. In 1978, Tekhnika i Nauka published a color reconstruction of various stages of the object. In November, 1977, clinical psychologist Y. Andreyeva evaluated the mental condition of nine eyewitnesses of the Petrozavodsk phenomenon. She concluded that "one can be confident of complete mental sanity of the eyewitnesses and the veracity of their answers and testimonies".
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Below Bhalubang, Inner Terai Deukhuri Valley opens between the Dang and Dudhwa Ranges, both sub ranges of the Siwaliks. Valley, following the WNW trend of the Siwalik hills for 100 km. Although the land is fertile, before DDT came into use in the 1950s Deukhuri was so malarial that only the Tharu people who had genetic resistance could be confident of surviving the warmer months. The river crosses from Dang into Banke District.
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The main competition at this time against Washington was another propeller-driven steamer, the Hoosier. Washington was advertised as running from Canemah to Champoeg, where the boat would meet a connecting stage coach line for travellers bound for Salem, Oregon. On June 19, 1851, Captain Murray was reported to have "arrived with his iron, steam propeller" apparently the Washington. Murray was reported to be confident of navigating to Salem at any time of the year.
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Sinclair tried to put a brave face on it, admitting that "sales have not been entirely up to expectations" but claiming to be "confident of a high level of demand for the vehicle". A spokesman told the media that "we expect a rapid rise in sales now that the weather is improving". Possible sales opportunities were explored in mainland Europe, Asia, and the United States, with Sinclair claiming that he had found "very big" levels of interest.
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With reference to the Via Crucis in Seville, and especially with reference to the Templete (see below) for events of the 15th and 16th century, a great deal of historical caution is in order. Evidence is incomplete and sometimes contradictory. It is difficult to be confident of the continuity between entities with the same name mentioned centuries apart. The difficulties are compounded by the tendency of most sources to give only one version of events, even when the facts are in doubt.
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The decisions of the board would be sanctioned by governments, so that non-compliant companies would be legally required to disassociate themselves from the use of the ecotourism brand. Crinion suggests a Green Stars System, based on criteria including a management plan, benefit for the local community, small group interaction, education value and staff training. Ecotourists who consider their choices would be confident of a genuine ecotourism experience when they see the higher star rating. Environmental impact assessments could also be used as a form of accreditation.
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In 1928 when Staines first ran for Capricornia against Frank Forde from the Labor Party, Country Party ministers in the Bruce conservative coalition government were said to be confident of his ability to win the seat. Whilst mentioning this in coverage of non-NSW seats the Sydney Morning Herald ultimately considered Forde to be the likely winner. At the time Forde was the only non-conservative Commonwealth Queensland member of the House of Representatives and so Staines campaign was closely monitored by the press. He served as Chairman of the Shire of Banana in 1931.
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As researchers identify the mechanisms which underlie conversion symptoms, it is hoped they will enable the development of a neuropsychological model. A number of such studies have been performed, including some which suggest the blood-flow in patients' brains may be abnormal while they are unwell. However, the studies have all been too small to be confident of the generalisability of their findings, so no neuropsychological model has been clearly established. An evolutionary psychology explanation for conversion disorder is that the symptoms may have been evolutionarily advantageous during warfare.
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Both remained in Shropshire and continued to preach, leaving the situation unresolved. The next year brought the culmination of the Third English Civil War, when the Scottish army camped at Tong, Shropshire, held at bay by Mackworth, on its way to defeat at the Battle of Worcester. Consequently, it was not until 1652 that the situation stabilised sufficiently for the town council to be confident of making a replacement. The initial choice was John Bryan, who was the most distinguished preacher in Coventry,Coulton, p.117 but his churchwardens prevailed on him to stay, supported by Richard Baxter.
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During playback, each theater's Dolby Atmos system renders the audio objects in real-time such that each sound is coming from its designated spot with respect to the loudspeakers present in the target theater. By way of contrast, conventional multichannel technology essentially burns all the source audio tracks into a fixed number of channels during post-production. This has conventionally forced the re- recording mixer to make assumptions about the playback environment that may not apply very well to a particular theater. The addition of audio objects allows the mixer to be more creative, to bring more sounds off the screen, and be confident of the results.
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Upon returning to NHQ, Admiral Choudhry decided to tender his resignation to broke the interservice impasse in protest as result of having differences with Navy's plans of expansion and modernization. He resigned from the command of navy on 26 January 1959 and cited to President: "major decision [which] have been taken with disagreement with the technical advice I have consistently tendered.... concerning the concept of our defence, the appointment of our available budget, and the size and shape of our Navy." In 1958, Vice-Admiral Afzal Rahman Khan, who was known to be confident of General Ayub Khan, was appointed as naval chief by President Mirza.
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He was unable to make any headway against the leader, however, and tired in the closing stages, losing second and third places close to the finish. On his final start of the year, Golan, ridden by Johnny Murtagh, finished sixth of 15 behind Jungle Pocket in the Japan Cup. Before his run in the Derby, Weinstock had sold a half-share in Golan to Coolmore, with a view to eventually standing the horse at one of the Irish organisation's studs at the end of the season. After the Japan Cup, however, it was announced that Golan would stay in training, with Stoute reported to be confident of gaining further success.
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Besides the mutual feelings of unity among Czechs and Slovaks, there were also clear demographic incentives for creating Czechoslovakia. One in three of the population of the Czechs lands was Germans, most of them living in the Sudetenland region. The Czechs could not be confident of defending the new state against a German minority which constituted approximately a third of the population; association with the Slovaks would decrease the minority to just under a quarter and thus make it much more manageable. The Czechoslovak Constitution of 1920 identified the "Czechoslovak nation" as the creator and principal constituent of the Czechoslovak state and established the "Czechoslovak language" as the official language.
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In the second half of the 18th century, the qualified electorate amounted to about 150. However, the borough was no more independent than it had been in Elizabethan times, and by 1800 had been under the influence of the main local landowner, the Duke of Newcastle, for well over a century. Although it was not quite an entirely safe pocket borough, the Duke could generally be confident of seeing his chosen candidates returned. This influence was strongest in the second half of the 18th century when the borough was managed for the Duke by one of the sitting MPs, John White: there were no contested elections between 1741 and 1796.
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"I see plainly ... that, so long as this kingdom continues popish, they are not a people for the Crown of England to be confident of", he wrote. Although staunchly Protestant, he showed no desire to persecute Catholics: as J.P. Kenyon remarks, it was understood that so long as Catholics remained the great majority of the population, there would have to be a much larger degree of toleration than was necessary in England.Kenyon, J.P. The Popish Plot, Phoenix Press reissue (2000), p. 224 He was prepared to give tacit recognition to the Catholic hierarchy, and even gave an interview to Archbishop Thomas Fleming of Dublin, whose homely face, plain dress and lack of ostentation made a poor impression on him.
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Coupled with the rapid focusing speeds, users can be confident of getting great results in double-quick time. Additionally, the S9200 can start up in just one second, autofocus in as little as 0.3 seconds and then be ready to take another shot in just 0.5 second. As well as being a powerful machine for still image capture, the S9200 is equally potent when it comes to movie capture, recording movies in Full HD (1920 x 1080) at up to 60 frames-per-second. Six Advanced Filter functions that allow users to add creative effects to movies, plus there's a 480 frames-per-second slow motion mode and a dedicated movie record button so you’ll never miss the action.
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By adding the milk afterwards, it is easier to dissolve sugar in the tea and also to ensure the desired amount of milk is added, as the colour of the tea can be observed. Historically, the order of steps was taken as an indication of class: only those wealthy enough to afford good-quality porcelain would be confident of its being able to cope with being exposed to boiling water unadulterated with milk. Higher temperature difference means faster heat transfer, so the earlier milk is added, the slower the drink cools. A 2007 study published in the European Heart Journal found certain beneficial effects of tea may be lost through the addition of milk.
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The Conservatives chose William Shearer, a 59-year-old builder, while the Scottish National Party (SNP) ran Tom Brady, an electrical engineer aged 26. All three men were also sitting Glasgow councillors. As this was the first by-election in Scotland since the SNP's capture of Hamilton in 1967, there was interest in how well the SNP would perform, though privately Labour were said to be confident of victory and thought that the SNP would finish "a poor second or third." On the day of the election, bookmakers made Labour favourites to hold the seat with odds of 10 to 1 on, with odds on SNP and Conservative victories being quoted as 6–1 against and 16–1 against respectively.
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In addition to considerations of flavour, the order of these steps is thought to have been, historically, an indication of class. Only those wealthy enough to afford good-quality porcelain would be confident of its being able to cope with being exposed to boiling water unadulterated with milk. A further point of discussion on when to add milk is how it affects the time taken for the liquid to reach a drinkable temperature. While adding milk first will cause an initial drop in temperature which leads to a more shallow cooling curve (thus slower cooling) while also increasing volume (which would slightly increase the surface area through which the tea could lose heat), one study noted that adding milk first leads to the tea retaining heat out of all proportion with these effects.
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Despite working on the project for three years, the bonds the Salomon team developed were a commercial failure due to various state regulations and federal securities laws dating back to the Great Depression To fix this problem, Ranieri helped create and defend before Congress the Secondary Mortgage Market Enhancement Act of 1984 (SMMEA). Alyssa Katz, in her 2009 book on the recent history of the American real estate market, writes that SMMEA > called on bond-rating agencies — at the time, Moody’s and Standard & Poor’s > — to weigh in on each mortgage pool. As long as a bond got one of the top > ratings from the agencies — meaning that in the agencies’ opinions, > investors ought to be confident of getting paid — it could be sold. While > the Securities and Exchange Commission would oversee the trading of these > securities just as it did all investments for sale, no longer would the U.S. > government exclusively manage the market in mortgage-backed securities, as > it had through Ginnie Mae. “We believe that the ratings services do offer > substantial investor protection,” Ranieri testified before Congress in early > 1984.
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Robert Mantran, L'expansion musulmane Presses Universitaires de France 1995, p. 86. This action was conceived of as a defensive measure to ensure that the Muslim community could be confident of its continued survival in Medina. The French historian Robert Mantran proposes that from this point of view it was successful—from this point on, the Muslims were no longer primarily concerned with survival but with expansion and conquest. In the ten years following the hijra, Medina formed the base from which Muhammad and the Muslim army attacked and were attacked, and it was from here that he marched on Mecca, entering it without battle in 630 CE or 8 AH. Despite Muhammad's tribal connection to Mecca, the growing importance of Mecca in Islam, the significance of the Ka'bah as the center of the Islamic world, as the direction of prayer (Qibla), and in the Islamic pilgrimage (Hajj), Muhammad returned to Medina, which remained for some years the most important city of Islam and the base of operations of the early Rashidun Caliphate.
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