Примеры использования Was more likely на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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So, it was more likely a practical joke.
I thought about it for a moment andconcluded that the latter was more likely.
The cause was more likely a bullet wound.
All this gives the lie to the accusations and complaints by Mrs. de Osejo,whose challenge to the good faith of the judicial authorities was more likely to be politically inspired.
It was more likely a boat thief…- hungry and desperate.
In addition, a broad definition of"armed conflict" was more likely to jeopardize than to strengthen treaty relations.
She was more likely to be literate and have finished school.
One speaker commented that criminalization was more likely to be effective against white-collar offenders.
It was more likely to achieve a clear majority and therefore deserved priority consideration.
There's some reason why that lengthened middle finger meant that that gene was more likely to be passed to the next generation and then down to the next generation.
Such a step was more likely to succeed in the context of the negotiation of a new protocol than attempts to amend an existing one.
Periodic, sustained andmeaningful interaction with troop-contributing countries was more likely to have a positive impact on the decisions of the Security Council.
That approach was more likely to result in a stronger sense of ownership and political commitment by Governments and all participating partners.
This shows that,in the small number of investigations and prosecutions of cases of violence against women, use of the law was more likely to result in convictions.
But the real reason was more likely Georgia's growing anti-Russia stance at the time.
Ms. Claycomb(United Nations Children's Fund) said that when communities were active participants in development, change was more likely to occur and to be sustainable.
This integrated approach was more likely to benefit the poor and marginalized groups.
Members who did not support the idea considered that annual recalculation would not be a simple technical exercise but was more likely to lead to an annual renegotiation of the scale.
Other members considered that it was more likely that annual recalculation would lead to an annual renegotiation of the scale.
The Workshop distinguished between democratic decentralization andadministrative decentralization, agreeing that the former was more likely to lead to beneficial outcomes.
For example, South- South cooperation was more likely to be directed to productive structures and infrastructure than to social sectors.
This possibility was downplayed by Andrew Lewman, a representative of the not-for-profit Tor project,suggesting that execution of traditional police work such as following Bitcoins was more likely.
Instead, it was more likely that the isolated high-density population areas of the country would be connected via wireless and satellite links.
Ms. Hannust(Estonia), acknowledging Mr. Saidou's point,said that Estonia was more likely to adapt an existing institution to comply with the Paris Principles than establish a new one.
That balance was more likely to be upset than to be improved if the negotiations were to be prolonged or reopened on issues which had been thoroughly debated.
After John XIX's death, his nephew Pope Benedict IX was found as a successor, although he was still young;according to some sources, he was only 12, but he was more likely to have been about 18 or 20.
The phrase"rule of law" was more likely to be interpreted in a technical sense, whereas"the law"" lent itself to a wider variety of interpretations.
Indeed, a review of pharmaceutical studies revealed that research funded by drug companies was less likely to be published, butthe drug-company-funded research that was published was more likely to report outcomes favorable to the sponsor.
A gender perspective was more likely to be found in reports of the Secretary-General than in resolutions: 64 per cent of reports included a gender perspective see table 2.
If you were to flip a coin twenty times and each time it landed on heads,you might believe it was more likely to land on tails with the next toss, but in fact both outcomes still have a 50-50 chance of occurring.