A final area of unclarity is how far the Fed needs to raise interest rates.
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What follows is a guide to where there's still unclarity, and why these issues are so important.
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We apologize for any confusion regarding data collection being done by the Wacom software driver and the unclarity about the actual information collected.
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"There's a lot of unclarity on that question," said Phillips, who has fashioned a profile as an under-the-radar herald of the progressive movement.
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"We don't like the aspect of unclarity about the potential to move capital back out of the country," said Maurice Meijers, Singapore CEO for Robeco, a Netherlands-based global asset manager with 276 billion euros in assets under management.
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Unclarity surrounds the circumstances of her death. Research indicates that she may have died as the result of a violent assault by Nazi paramilitaries. However, that she died as the result of an incurable disease is also a possibility.
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01, available here though there is some unclarity as to his relations with the hierarchy. In the 1880s the archbishop nominated Martelo to supervise orthodoxy of provincial printsLa Opinión 24.05.97, available here and in the 1900s he welcomed hierarchs at his private premises,El Eco de Santiago 27.09.
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In that case, the coastal state should grant permission in normal circumstances.UNCLOS, Art. 246. States would be generally free to conduct marine cloud brightening activities on the high seas, provided that this is done with "due regard" for other states' interests. There is some legal unclarity regarding unmanned or automated ships.
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There are still many standards in use within the industry. Shell for example use the IPF method, BP has its own. These standards could be supplements to areas lacking within the standards. Experience shows that the majors tend to go against standards but non adoption of standards tend to lead to unclarity of intention, mistaken interpretations which then leads to costs creep, gold plating and scope.
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Uncertainty about the development of this debate sparks much global controversy and unclarity in the reactions and future prognoses of climate and environmental politics. While international concerns are expressed, economists do not think that the proposed repeals will have much effect. Demand for coal on the national market has been declining and is still low, so that changes to the pollution standards and greenhouse gas emissions do not actually change the market drastically.
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Boyarski, Ammudei Shesh, Part I, folio 1b, 8–, apud Allony, p. 195. Note that Boyarski writes: הפליאה בעמלה לכתוב ספר תורה ונביאים מהודרים להיות לה לזכרון דור -- literally, "She acted wonderfully in her toil, to write a scroll of Torah, and Nevi'im, and Kethuvim -- beautiful scrolls, to be a memorial for her." However, talmudic halakha states that a Torah scroll written by a woman is not kosher, so it seems that this means that Rachel Leah financed the writing of these scrolls. Still, there is some unclarity in the language.
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The unfortunate events of what became known later as Black September, had started and there was an urgent need to enforce order and peace. During this time, Bahjat AL Muhaisen had met with a number of developments which led him to submit his resignation in 1971. These developments included unclarity in the Military hierarchy within the Second Division epitomized by the inter-linking and the contradictory orders issued by GHQ which went straight to those under AL Muhaisen rather than through him. A number of Political & Military leaders were working towards escalating the situation with the Palestinian factions & creating a state of unrest .
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Fenton worked on a translation in consultation with Gibson's sons and others; Fenton referred to the results but never published his work on the translation itself, though Hanna Woodbury consulted his unpublished notes. Floyd Lounsbury also worked on a translation but only managed some 21 pages. Some unclarity in the notes required Woodbury to elicit the story from speakers between 1978 and 1990. Woodbury also had to deal with differences in the Onondaga language between New York and Six Nations speakers; she observed that the Six Nations Onondagan had more borrowed words from other Iroquois nations and that Gibson's original was closer to the New York dialect by her time.
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Boyleau wrote both sacred and secular music. Everything which has survived is vocal, although some of his compositions were later intabulated for instruments. His sacred music was conservative and tended to be modest, as could be expected for a musician working in Milan, the home of Cardinal Carlo Borromeo, the principal force behind the musical reforms during the Council of Trent (complex polyphony, unclarity of diction, and "immodesty" were among the qualities for which contemporary musicians were criticized by the Council). He wrote a book of motets which he dedicated to Giovanni da Legge, the procurator at St. Mark's in Venice in 1544; he may have been seeking a job there, the most prestigious musical institution in northern Italy.
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There may have been a number of other spirits and deities venerated by Latvians. There is, for example, a wide range of deities referred to as ”mother” – their number is variously estimated to be anywhere from 50 to 115. The reasons for such unclarity are that sometimes authenticity of certain "mothers” is questioned, there are differences between regions in what deities are worshiped and also many of these are synonymous titles of a single deity. Mother and other kinship terms can be used merely to signify age and also to show respect (when referring to older people). While most female spirits are called "mothers”, male spirits would be called "father” (tēvs) or "master” (kungs) or "god” (dievs, dieviņš) or "spirit” (gars, gariņš).
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The appointment, which came after several months of unclarity, temporary arrangements and fevered discussions, was made at the suggestion of a history professor newly returned from several years at the University of Rostock, Heinrich Sproemberg. It was based more on political than on academic criteria and followed a change of heart by Hans- Georg Gadamer who had previously favoured a renewal of the contract of the existing university archivist, Richard Walter Franke. However, Franke had been doing the job on an honorary (unpaid) basis since 1947, and as the new regime in East Germany established its own priorities and authority, his previous membership of the Nazi Party before 1945 made it politically impossible for him to be appointed to the post on a more formal basis.
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This took place around 1861. Map 2 gives hints of his evolving aspirations at the time. Standard Ordnance Survey (OS) maps were surveyed in 1860 then in 1898. 1860 maps predate the eastern tramway and the later maps were produced fifteen years after the line was closed and lifted. The OS County Series, Northumberland 1898 1:2,500 map gives a good idea of the layout around the kilns and castle, but does not clearly convey the "grade separated" nature of the tramways designed to feed coal and limestone to the top of the kilns and take end product away at ground level; this unclarity comes about because the tracks had long been lifted and the rock outcrop on which the castle stands confuses natural and man made slopes.
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The Child Act 2001 () is a Malaysian law which served to consolidate the Juvenile Courts Act 1947 [Act 90], the Women and Girls Protection Act 1973 [Act 106], and the Child Protection Act 1991 [Act 468]. It was enacted partially in order to fulfil Malaysia's obligations under the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child. However, it retains the option of corporal punishment for child offenders. In December 2004, members of the legal community suggested that the law needed review, despite its newness, in order to clarify its criminal procedures. Alt URL One example of the Act's unclarity was brought to light in a 2007 case involving a 13-year-old convicted of murder. Under Section 97(1) of the Act, capital punishment may not be applied to children; Sections 97(2), 97(3), and 97(4) make provisions for alternative punishments for offences which would result in the death penalty if committed by adults, namely detention at the pleasure of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong.
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