Sentences with phrase «favourable outcome»

* We have defended a significant number of drug trafficking cases, and we strive for favourable outcomes for our clients.

A: Paying a victim back can sometimes result in a more favourable outcome for your case.

As a outcome of this the science dosen't get the appropriate exposure required to achieve favourable outcomes in our (ironically) democratic society.

No study demonstrated a less favourable outcome for parent - training compared to control.

We have defended people in a large number of drug trafficking cases and always strive to obtain favourable outcomes * for our clients.

You can trust us for advice to maximize favourable outcomes.

Nine of the ten economic analysis set in the workplace reported favourable outcomes.

Frequently this leads to a more favourable outcome for the defendant, perhaps by agreeing more realistic repayment terms with claimants, enabling them to stay in their home.

While all the major parties in this election — including Labour — are proposing to launch an unimagined level of attack on the working class, the most favourable outcome remains a Labour government with the highest possible vote.

David Whitten did an outstanding job in representing me with my employer such that I received a very favourable outcome upon my departure.

The scheme's critics argued that Specialist Schools encouraged segregation in education, insofar as the middle class parents who were long best placed to ensure favourable outcomes from school admissions regimes of grammar schools would continue to be able to get their children into the better schools, at the expense of those from poorer and socially excluded backgrounds.

The Limitation Act 1980 has been considered in two recent cases, both of which provided favourable outcomes for the claimants involved.

We take the time needed to fully understand our clients» legal position and diligently seek favourable outcomes.

If we consider interventions in Libya, Syria, Iraq and Egypt, there has never been a particularly favourable outcome from an attempt to affect regime change, neither via the overwhelming force of the Bush administration, nor the more targeted attempts under Barack Obama.

It is further thought that it should reduce the amount of forum shopping which currently takes place where one party makes a tactical decision to issue proceedings in a particular court on the basis that they believe they will receive a more favourable outcome there than in another court elsewhere.

Magnus works closely with clients to find creative strategies, including mediation or emergency injunctions as appropriate and necessary, in order to provide commercially favourable outcomes and minimise litigation risks.

A systematic review examining factors predicting favourable outcome in cognitive behavioural interventions for psychosis.

«Given this shift and the number of years between elections, it is essential to recognize that the success of the 42nd general election is no guarantee of favourable outcomes in the future.

All relationships were in the expected direction; that is, SET students consistently reported more favourable outcomes over time than did No - SET students.

Notably, he has acted in a four - day unfair dismissal hearing where he cross-examined partners of an international law firm and witnesses abroad via video - link and has also acted as representation in an eight - day race discrimination case, obtaining a very favourable outcome for his client.

The child's more impaired general functioning, more frequent individual behaviour symptoms, antisociality and disengaged family interaction were associated with less favourable outcome.

Kaplan & Stratton offers the full range of services with teams specialising in civil litigation, commercial litigation, local and international arbitration; solving complex business disputes as swiftly and effectively as possible and aiming to provide solutions that ensure the most favourable outcome for their clients and which correspond to their business needs.

We develop tailored strategic solutions, both inside and outside of a courtroom, that maximize favourable outcomes for our clients.

Expectation is running high in the Hardman Resources NL camp on a favourable outcome of the Colombo # 1 well currently undergoing gas testing in Italy.

In the current episode, the spread has remained in a fairly tight range around 100 points, helped no doubt by the continuing good news on inflation and the favourable outcome of the recent wage judgment.

The Amir (President) of MSSN Lagos State Area Unit, Dr. Saheed Ashafa, applauded the judgment, saying that the favourable outcome was expected.

All in all, the system is wired to push for a favourable outcome for an accused elected representative.

It was for these reasons that the aspirants went to court and obtained a favourable outcome.

Favourable outcomes, ranging from moderate disability to good recovery, occurred in only a quarter of the patients in the hypothermia group compared with more than a third of patients in the control group.

In contrast, interferon lambda did not provoke pro-inflammatory effects, thereby inducing a more favourable outcome.

Calculate probability for single events based on theoretical models i.e. (number of favourable outcomes) / (number of possible outcomes).

The traders do their fundamental analysis and look for macroeconomic trends and then use technical indicators to determine their entry and exit positions, and then simply wait for the favourable outcome which may take months and years!

The SNBs move confronted my share portfolio with a short - term lose - lose situation in which no favourable outcome was possible.

We all know with the market we will not be 100 % correct no matter what indicator we use to filter out wrong signals, we can only increase the favourable outcomes.

Most will usually accept a reasonable offer, as it results in a more favourable outcome than the bankruptcy of their debtors.

Human tenacity in pecking at a red button in anticipation of a fairly capricious outcome, especially when satisfaction over a favourable outcome is closely tied to planning and preceding time investment, can be a solid core to build basic gameplay loops on.

It's entirely unsatisfying for players because inaction now leads us to a more favourable outcome: survival.

A more favourable outcome is within reasonable grasp if a lawyer can ultimately persuade a judge or jury to believe in the client's story.

From recovering compensation for a personal injury to resolving a business contract dispute or a family law matter, we work diligently to protect our clients» interests and achieve a favourable outcome.

At Neuberger & Partners LLP, we seek to protect our clients» rights and pursue all avenues for a favourable outcome in drug crimes cases.

Arifa also manages a general litigation practice, helping her clients to achieve a favourable outcome in an expeditious manner.

Reaching a favourable outcome is of the utmost importance to our personal injury team at Moore Blatch.

When compared to parties represented by a lawyer, self - represented litigants are significantly less likely to receive a favourable outcome (The Canadian Bar Association, Reaching Equal Justice: An Invitation to Envision and Act (Ottawa: The Canadian Bar Association, November 2013) at 26 [Equal Justice]-RRB-.

If you are entitled to accident benefits, they will help you achieve a favourable outcome.

For example, Webber (who is «at the very top of his game») is regularly called on to advise clients on cerebral palsy and spinal injury cases; he recently secured a favourable outcome for a client on the eve of a trial in a case where the defendants had previously denied liability.