- According to the Armenian patriarch of Istanbul, it is more than likely that there is a link with the Danish cartoons ('Karikaturen
- and that it is essential that the newly elected Parliament should submit its recommendations to the European Council and to the Council, as it is more than likely that the new multiannual programme will be adopted and implemented under the new legal framework defined by the Lisbon Treaty,
- We are, however, concerned, as various experts have said informally that it is more than likely that this date will once again not be respected.
- Clearly, if these species are adversely affected by international trade, it is more than likely that they will also be negatively affected by being hunted throughout Europe.
- Streit: Kirchen in Brand gesetzt', diepresse.com, 21 February 2006).
- On this basis, it is more than likely that exports in significant quantities would recur (by using idle production capacities and/or by redirecting exports currently destined for the United States of America), should measures be repealed.
- Therefore, it is more than likely that for the majority of distributors/retailers the product concerned represents only a negligible part of their turnover.
- By contrast, it is more than likely that the future of this sector will be threatened by strict implementation of the restrictions, and also by the imposition of the accompanying new burdens on road transport.
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- If a workforce feels that its representatives have been consulted in advance of a decision, it is more likely that a company's employees will offer their support during the takeover process.
- Thirdly, if there is less bureaucracy, it is more likely that the money for these funds will be spent wisely.
- where it is more likely than not that a present obligation exists at the balance sheet date, the entity recognises a provision (if the recognition criteria are met); and
- If you receive Erbitux in combination with anticancer medicines including platinum, it is more likely that your white blood cell count may be reduced.
- In these cases, a past event is deemed to give rise to a present obligation if, taking account of all available evidence, it is more likely than not that a present obligation exists at the balance sheet date.
- If you take concomitantly medicines that affect brain function it is more likely that you'll have side effects especially difficulty in breathing.
- Maybe you killed master chang, luke, but I think it is more likely that you did not.
- However, I fear it is more likely that there will be further problems within the Council, problems with the responsibility of the Council and of the individual Member States: that the quotas envisaged will not be accepted there.
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