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then national governments may be more likely to adopt a relatively passive stance,
He made no request of Jesus for healing, but the Master knew full well that this afflicted man came to this breakfast hoping thereby to escape the crowds which thronged him and thus be more likely to engage his attention.
the absence of appropriate institutions- the situation in many transition economies- rapid trade liberalization may be more likely to lead to unemployment
For example, the expulsion of an alien whose family unity is threatened may be more likely when there are more serious grounds for expulsion,
If crime is an infrequent event it may be more likely to be remembered whereas those who experience crime frequently may have more problems recalling each individual incident for example,
a bank run could be more likely to happen because investors would be able to quickly move their stocks into(digital)
valued may be more likely to respond positively to your institution,
children will be born, and they will be more likely to be born out of wedlock
he will be looking for the key to his salvation and be more likely to take it when you offer it to him.
would be inadequately addressed, and may be more likely to fail.
some of the banks and the leading economists should be more likely to wait for the updated projected inflation in March.
A direct correlation between the amount of television one watches and the amount of fear one harbors about the world has been proven, although the direction of causality remains debatable in that persons fearful of the world may be more likely to retreat from it and in turn spend more time with indoor,
although we acknowledge that the finalization of any internationally legally binding arrangements in the near future may be more likely on some issues than others.
may be more likely to be followed around the world,
we recognize that the finalization of a legally binding agreement in the near future may be more likely on some issues than on others.
those that are first introduced based on the principle of economic means-testing may be more likely to develop into universal programmes than those that are established for clearly defined groups of the economically active population.
may therefore be more likely to be delivered through agencies involved in social care.
although we acknowledge that the finalization of internationally binding arrangements in the near future may be more likely on some issues than on others.
effective notification would be more likely met by choosing the newspaper with the largest circulation in the geographical area concerned,
it is reasonable to assume that Member States may be more likely to avail themselves of that option if their outstanding assessed contributions are high in relation to the current level of their assessed contributions.