Примери за използване на Favourable outcome на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Success is a‘favourable outcome'.
We are not however too concerned as we clearly see a favourable outcome.
While this case had a favourable outcome, many do not.
Negribetzkiy tried to influence events,inclining them to a favourable outcome.
Ability: Deliver favourable outcomes.
Even though you would like to buy something,far better to wait if you want a favourable outcome.
This is the most favourable outcome.
Patients with very low CD4+ count at baseline(i. e.<50 cells/ uL) had a less favourable outcome.
All children had favourable outcome.
A disposition or tendency to look on the more favourable side of events or conditions andto expect the most favourable outcome.
Two different cases with post-varicella ITP with favourable outcome are presented and followed-up.
This forces citizens to go before another Member State's courts,with no guarantee that this costly process will have a favourable outcome.
Information available at the time was supporting the idea that expecting a favourable outcome of the procurement process was not unreasonable.
We do therefore expect a favourable outcome, that will allow us to forge ahead with some of the first moves that will lead to the changes necessary to march onwards.
Managing conflict to achieve favourable outcomes.
Higher expectations of a favourable outcome of the debt crisis and the lower risk that Greece will abandon the Euro will send a clear positive signal to Bulgarian companies and households.
What else might be mentioned in the hope of a favourable outcome?
Six cases of local irritation andone case of rectorrhagia with favourable outcome were notified, together with 12 cases of cutaneous ADRs and 2 cases of respiratory ADRs.
She also said that she is concerned about developments there, butat the same time expressed hope that a favourable outcome is still possible.
The criticism of the Court regarding the favourable outcome of appeals against revocations which were not obligatory or the rules applying to such appeal procedures is not relevant to Poland's application of the Community milk quota regime.
The“effectiveness” of a“remedy” within the meaning of Article 13 does not depend on the certainty of a favourable outcome for the applicant.
It is for this reason that they, wishing to secure if possible the favourable outcome of the plebiscite in the Bitola diocese(in Bitola and its sandjak), intend to ask the Most Reverend Evstati to petition the Sublime Porte to be sent here temporarily, while the plebiscite is being held.
Our experience shows that such immediate reactions are of key importance for the favourable outcome of the treatment of such birds in distress.
I support the favourable outcome of the vote in committee on the appointment of Harald Wögerbauer as a new Member of the Court of Auditors, on the basis of a positive assessment of his curriculum vitae and the written responses he provided to the questionnaire given out to candidates for the post in question.
I believe, however, that it will end with a very significant success,if it manages to deliver a favourable outcome to the process of ratification of the Treaty of Lisbon.
Diversification effects' means the reduction in the risk exposure of insurance and reinsurance undertakings and groups related to the diversification of their business,resulting from the fact that the adverse outcome from one risk can be offset by a more favourable outcome from another risk.
The purpose of this visit is to facilitate European agricultural food andbeverage exports to benefit from the favourable outcome of the EPA EU- Japan, which entered into force on 1 February 2019.
This choice is one of the most important as far as the process of selling your property is concerned andit largely determines the favourable outcome of your endeavour.
The design of the scheme has been based upon an assumption that there will be no favourable outcome of the current political negotiations between the UK and the EU as regards passporting or the grant of equivalence status to the UK in respect of financial services," the judgement said.
Such re-opening cannot thus be said, as was the situation in the cases relied on by the applicant company(see in particular§ 69 of Kehaya and Others),to offer the State an undue“second chance” to obtain a favourable outcome of a dispute already concluded by way of a final judgment.