Sentences with phrase «widespread uncertainty»

In fact, widespread uncertainty about future developments is the single most dominant issue in today's global markets.

For 2016, a «new and more challenging» programme of study has been announced, featuring a number of key changes and additions which have been met with widespread uncertainty.

Legal and compliance departments have widespread uncertainty surrounding their readiness to quickly respond to litigation and regulatory investigations.

This is related to the fact that, as in the U.S., there's widespread uncertainty as to what exactly constitutes giftedness and how best to identify it.

Either way, India remains one of the most conspicuous growth opportunities in a global economy suffering from a slowdown in China, economic crises in Russia and Brazil and widespread uncertainty elsewhere.

The election of Donald Trump in the US, Britain's vote to leave the European Union and the rise of right - wing nationalist parties across Europe signal a sharp shift away from the political and economic liberalism that have underpinned Western policy for decades, sowing widespread uncertainty and threatening to slow the integration of global markets with new curbs on the free movement of both people and products.

Much the same is true today where the financial crisis and near economic collapse has seen widespread uncertainty decimate entire economies.

Thousands of companies make use of the agreement when transferring personal data to the US, and the ruling in the case — brought by Austrian law student Max Schrems — that the scheme is invalid has prompted widespread uncertainty about privacy obligations.

As I have already indicated, the impact of the initial announcement created widespread uncertainty and enormous distress for all remote communities in Western Australia.

After the announcement of how the IAS process would proceed, I received many calls indicating widespread uncertainty and confusion amongst Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and organisations.

In the last year the community sector has faced unprecedented upheaval and widespread uncertainty as a result of federal funding cuts and retendering processes undertaken by the Department of Social Services (DSS) and the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet through the Indigenous Advancement Strategy (IAS).

Businesses are losing income, and there's widespread uncertainty about the future.

The European Central Bank will shortly announce its latest rate decision, and ECB President Mario Draghi is expected to lay out a cautious approach, given the widespread uncertainty that's out there right now.

But although most people acknowledge that young scientists need to learn more during their training than the highly specific expertise acquired during their PhD studies, there is a widespread uncertainty about what those additional skills should be — and, more importantly, how young scientists might acquire them.

«With the widespread uncertainty and fear over the increasingly exposed divisions in the United States, I hope this work can give perspective on the rarely seen corners of this dense, complex, and troubled nation,» Van Agtmael says.

However, widespread uncertainty and pessimism does exist.

The bad news is that it's characterised by a stifling mixture of flattening growth, widespread uncertainty, intense competition and severe pricing pressure from clients.

For example: Human rights — in foreign policy, the UK supported an ally committed to an inadequate concept of the rule of law; domestically, there is widespread uncertainty about the desirability of a human rights culture.