Sentences with phrase «substantial likelihood»

I can not say «substantial likelihood of success» as I haven't researched all the relevant law and precedent...»

The analysis springs from substantial likelihood; as in, it is substantially likely that last night's referees wanted to do their jobs well.

Under the guidelines, Crown counsel will approve a prosecution only where there is a «substantial likelihood of conviction and the public interest requires a prosecution.»

[5] See TSC Indus., Inc. v. Northway, Inc., 426 U.S. 438, 449 (1976)(«An omitted fact is material if there is a substantial likelihood that a reasonable shareholder would consider it important in deciding how to vote.»)

The Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals refused to grant Hobby Lobby an injunction against the mandate, ruling that the craft chain «has not demonstrated a substantial likelihood of success on the merits» of the case.

However, a Missouri federal district court granted a preliminary injunction to a small metal - recycling business owned by two evangelicals, ruling that they do have a «substantial likelihood» of winning their case.

The Commission may grant an exemption to disclose all Single Sources of Contributions to a Client Filer, if (i) the Client Filer has exempt status under I.R.C. § 501 (c)(4); and (ii) the Client Filer shows that its primary activities involve areas of public concern that create a substantial likelihood that disclosure of its Single Source (s) will cause harm, threats, harassment or reprisals to the Single Source (s) or individuals or property affiliated with the Single Source (s).

The key words in the passage is whether a donor can prove their is a «substantial likelihood» that releasing their identity will lead to harm, threats or harassment.

They knew there was a substantial likelihood of losing NY2, while keeping NY3.

Groups designated as 501 (c) 4s can be granted donor disclosure exemptions should their contributors face a «substantial likelihood» of threats or harm stemming from their donation.

Powers: Can take control of Nassau's finances if the county defaults on payment of its bonds or runs a deficit of 1 percent or if «there is a substantial likelihood and imminence of» such a deficit.

«NIFA's imposition of the control period is not based upon the «substantial likelihood» or «imminence» that any such deficit will be incurred,» the lawsuit said.

That's because, since the process started, the threshold for seeking secrecy protection went from a «reasonable probability» to «substantial likelihood» that donors would suffer some sort of harm or threat if their identities were known.

There's substantial likelihood that he would preached shut all of the actual.

«The law is «clear and convincing evidence» that disclosure of a source would cause a substantial likelihood of harm,» said Commissioner David Renzi.

In 2014, California became the first state in the nation to allow family members and intimate partners to directly petition a judge to temporarily remove firearms from a family member if they believe there is a substantial likelihood that the family member is a significant danger to himself or herself or others in the near future.

Naturally, the folks at Disney would have known the substantial likelihood of their film being presented in matted widescreen and may have animated with that in mind.

The rule applies if it appears, at the time you sell the put option, that there is no substantial likelihood it will expire unexercised.

If the children own the policy, there is a substantial likelihood that the life insurance premium will not be included in the parents» countable assets, which is also beneficial in terms of Medicaid eligibility requirements.

Introduction It appears that there is substantial likelihood of an El Nino beginning in 2014, and as a result a probable record global temperature in 2014 or 2015.

A violent offences is defined as an offence committed by a young person that includes as an element the causing of bodily harm; an attempt or a threat to commit an offence; or an offence in the commission of which a young person endangers the life or safety of another person by creating a substantial likelihood of causing bodily harm.

Some personal injury actions revolve around legal causation derived from a concept of intentional conduct, whereby it is generally held that if one intentionally harms another, or knows that the conduct which is engaged in causes a substantial likelihood that harm will result, liability for the resulting harm will in fact attach.

German Data Protection Authorities, Jan Albrecht, the rapporteur at the European Parliament for the General Data Protection Regulation, and Jacob Kohnstmann, Chairman of the Article 29 Working Party publicly stated that there was a «substantial likelihood» that the Safe Harbour was being violated (Commission Communication).

In some personal injury actions, legal causation may be established if the plaintiff can show that the defendant engaged in intentional conduct, meaning that the wrongdoer intentionally or purposefully harmed the plaintiff or knew that the conduct in which he or she engaged gave rise to a substantial likelihood that harm would result.

Second, detention can also be justified where there is a «substantial likelihood» that the accused, if released, will commit an offence, interfere with the justice system or otherwise endanger the safety of the public.

In determining whether a substantial likelihood of conviction exists, Crown counsel must classify the conduct of the person involved in the death, and the resulting consequences as «active euthanasia», «assisted suicide», «palliative care» or «withholding or withdrawing medical treatment».

This lack of evidence, combined with the above findings regarding the out - of - school nature of the speech, indicates that the plaintiff has a substantial likelihood of success on the merits of his claim.

I also conclude that as the plaintiff ages, there is a substantial likelihood that his pain and discomfort will increase because he will not be able to maintain the same level of conditioning in the muscles supporting the fused area of his back.

Whether there is substantial likelihood that the accused will reoffend or interfere with the administration of justice if released on bail; and / or,

In order to obtain a temporary injunction, the plaintiff is required to establish (1) the likelihood of irreparable harm, (2) the unavailability of an adequate remedy at law, (3) substantial likelihood of success on the merits, and (4) that the injunction will serve the public interest.

«With this recovery, there is a substantial likelihood that Re'Ayah's quality of life will improve in years to come, as she will now have access to the medical care she deserves,» Jed said after the jury awarded the $ 30.5 million verdict.

Vancouver Criminal Lawyer Emmet J. Duncan obtained a preliminary expert opinion regarding Client's mental state at the time of the offence, and then convinced Prosecutor that the Crown had no substantial likelihood of obtaining a conviction for breaking and entering (also known as «B & E» or «B and E»).

Crown counsel will approve a prosecution only where there is a «substantial likelihood of conviction and the public interest requires a prosecution.»

Bail is denied only for those who pose a «substantial likelihood» of committing an offence or interfering with the administration of justice, and only where this «substantial likelihood» endangers «the protection or safety of the public».

In fact, the Conservative bill mandates that someone like Baker should be released if a court is «satisfied that there is not a substantial likelihood that the accused will use violence that could endanger the life or safety of another person.»

The Court decides whether there is a substantial likelihood that the accused person will commit further offences or breach the conditions of the bail order.

In order to receive an injunction, a party must show: a substantial likelihood that the party will prevail on the merits; the party will suffer an irreparable injury unless the injunction is granted; a showing that the threatened injury outweighs whatever damage will be caused to the other parties; and finally, a showing that the injunction would not be against the public interest.

With that being said would a distressed seller like this mean a substantial likelihood of getting a lower offer than 24,000 accepted?