"Of course, doing so may very well not be prudent because it would create the likelihood of a concentrated voting bloc on the board," Mr. Shmulewitz said.
They're tied for second-most goals conceded (37), creating the likelihood for spectacles, but goals don't always mean great games.
"The essence of... unfair competition claims, under both federal and New York law 'is that the use of the infringing term creates the likelihood of consumer confusion...
Proceeding with the proposed legislation would also create the likelihood of still another failed Democratic legislative effort, because it would probably not get enough votes from Republicans to override a veto.
This month, American Bird Conservancy sued state parks commissioner Rose Harvey, alleging she is violating the federal Endangered Species Act by allowing the cats to stay and creating "the likelihood of injury" to the birds.
But conservationists say the plan is much less protective of forestland and creates the likelihood that a state many Americans identify with the very aeries and woods the national rule was designed to protect could become a kind of orphan.
He added, "If it is not necessary to decide a case on a very broad constitutional ground, when other grounds are available, then doesn't that create the likelihood that people will think you're not following the rules?" Stevens doesn't pretend that he's more in tune with the Court than he is.
It reasoned that as a matter of law, a defendant's purchase of a search-engine keyword cannot, by itself, create the likelihood of confusion that is necessary for infringement liability; rather, the court ruled that keyword use can generate a likelihood of confusion only in combination with the specific language of the resulting impressions.
