Examples of using A likelihood in English and their translations into Arabic
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Which means there's a likelihood.
There would be a likelihood of different national jurisdictions approaching the issues differently and with different standards of protection.
If I go with your options, there's a likelihood that me and Sam are dead.
There was a likelihood of a serious, irreversible defect arising in the foetus, or of an incurable disease which could endanger its life.
The“second” method utilizes a seeded surface where there is a likelihood of more frequent vehicular traffic.
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The Panel has found, among other things, a likelihood of continuing sea-level rise of more than 18 inches, or half a metre, by the year 2100 if nothing is done.
Legal Aid Commissions can treat as a priority family law matters where there is, or is a likelihood of, domestic violence.
(b) Secondly, once the payment was made, the successor accepted it,although there is a likelihood that he may have known at that point in time that Mr. Trutschler had obtained the amount of $4.3 million unlawfully.
If at the same time carried out a comprehensive treatment with radiation andchemotherapy on the left side of the chest, there is a likelihood of damage to the heart muscle.
As there is a likelihood that test pieces will come into contact with food products, METTLER TOLEDO Safeline test samples utilise materials with full FDA approval for contact with foodstuffs.
With the emergence of more platforms and easy online access, there is a likelihood of hair transplant cost will continue to descend even more.
Acceptable levels of long-term physical leakage(seepage) risk anduncertainty(e.g. less than X per cent seepage by year Y with a likelihood of Z per cent);
Based on the experience gained with the recent office facilities construction tender,there is a likelihood that the approved funding might not be adequate for the envisaged parking facilities scope.
Any surgical treatment to correct gynecomastia will include cuts, and while the majority ofthese incision lines are hidden within natural shapes, there's a likelihood that some may be visible.
Forecasts indicate a likelihood of more outages in the near future owing to insufficient new power production capacities, and the increase in demand as a result of the electrification and industrialization of the country.
It is recommended to study and use in the conversation the methods of working with objections,if there is a likelihood of disagreement in the course of communication.
Amount of exposed steel: if steel is exposed(in the case oftyre chips and shreds), there is a likelihood that the leaching of manganese and iron will be faster than that from whole tyres in which the steel is not exposed;
UNHCR was asked to develop operational guidelines to assess individual claims for refugee status, in the context of the group determination insituations of mass influx where there was a likelihood of exclusion.
Mr. Torrington(Guyana)said that it would be interesting to know whether there was a likelihood of copycat litigation, following the Argentine case.
The current crisis could affect health spending in several ways: slower economic growth may reduce overall public spending, including for health; access to capital may become more difficult as interest rates and risk premiums rise;and there is a likelihood of downward pressure on aid.
In this context, the following deliberations of the Indian Government Committee on insurance sector reforms are of interest:" In casenew entrants come to the general insurance field there is a likelihood that they would concentrate their efforts on the lucrative urban business and may not like to extend their activities to the less profitable rural business, specially non-traditional rural business.
When conducting such monitoring, special attention should be paid to the temperature of the products, methods of maintaining hygiene and the way the product is handled, whether the workers are sick, whether they are carriers of an infection that can be transferred to the product,whether there is a likelihood of cross-contamination( from raw to already cooked product).
Likewise, it makes use of live-linked television testimony or the use of screens,devices and one-way mirrors if there is a likelihood that the child will suffer trauma from testifying in the presence of the accused.
These forms of relief come in many varieties and may require a non-citizen to demonstrate a certain period of physical presence in the United States, the existence of sponsoring employers orlawfully present family members, rehabilitation following criminal convictions, or a likelihood of persecution or torture if removed to a particular country.
One of the reasons could be recurrent war and post conflict problems; however,with the increase in the involvement of women in higher education there is a likelihood to delay having children; thereby reducing the number of children per capita.
However, doubts on that score had been growing for some years and had now reached a crescendo:there was now perhaps a likelihood that the comparator would be replaced.
In addition, criminal sanctions should be extended to deliberate,reckless or negligent violations of administrative rules where there is a likelihood of serious harm or danger to the environment.
For those reasons, as well as the continuing decline in net private capital flows to developing countries, many of those countries were expected to issue public debt;there was also a likelihood of tighter monetary policy, with higher interest rates.
Working Group II reported that confidence had increased that some weather events and extremes would become more frequent, more widespread or moreintense during the twenty-first century, including a likelihood of increased intense tropical cyclone activity and increased incidence of extremely high sea level.
Despite the fact that the direct confrontation between the rebel movements in Jebel Moon and the Sudanese Armed Forces had largely stopped by 25 February,reported troop movements to the area suggest that there is a likelihood of renewed violence, which would put the estimated 20,000 civilians there at risk.
