In a 2008 report, the International Bar Association Human Rights Institute ("IBAHRI") claimed that the "slim likelihood" of a successful defence to defamation, combined with high damages awarded in cases involving PAP officials, "sheds doubt on the independence of the judiciary in these cases".
But, Bush added, it would be "better" for Obama's successor to make the nomination because of the slim likelihood that a divided Senate would confirm any nominee.
There was a strong likelihood of rain.
I arrive at MASP and the first thing I see is a huge truck with a sign saying Military Intervention Now! What a joke!" But the likelihood of a military intervention today appears slim.
Still, the odds of such an injury are quite slim, and with the likelihood of an N.B.A. season diminished following the players' recent legal maneuver, China becomes an increasingly more palatable option.
While the desirability of a racetrack is a matter for debate, the likelihood of a Nascar event seems slim.
Whereas simulation of a slim (vs. wide) body shape increases choice likelihood and product attitude when consumers have a health-relevant shopping goal, packaging shape does not affect these outcomes when consumers have a hedonic shopping goal.
If such a 3-dimensional structure is available, PepSite analyses the SLiM-binding domain for the likely binding position of the peptide, producing a putative binary complex and a score for the likelihood of the interaction.
Since the present group of people desiring the right to marry are members of a minority group, the likelihood of their receiving the right to marry absent court action, is slim to none.
Numerous studies have shown that today's consumers only use a handful of apps on a regular basis, so the likelihood of them hearing from a favorite brand like Adidas through a dedicated Adidas-branded application is slim to none.
