"Defendant believes that a gag order is unwarranted because there is no substantial, or even reasonable, likelihood of prejudice to a fair trial based on statements made by defendant or his counsel since May 1, 2013".
And given this existence of this immaterial soul, it's a possibility, indeed a fair likelihood, that we will survive our deaths.
"I think there's a fair likelihood that it happened".
The proposed ordinance makes major changes in an effort to make elections fairer, reduce the likelihood of corruption and allow council members to establish officeholder accounts with up to $10,000 to pay for various costs directly associated with the service in office.
For example, two prominent Georgian non-governmental organisations recently left the newly-formed working group on political prisoners, complaining that it did not assess of each individual case properly.Moreover, the authorities should accelerate its reforms to strengthen judicial independence and increase the likelihood of fair trials for those arrested.
Onco type DX was the first prognostic multigene test validated in a large clinical trial of node-positive patients, the SWOG-8814 study, which demonstrated that Onco type DX was effective in identifying subgroups with fair prognoses, although the likelihood of distant relapse still exceeded 30% in the low-risk group [ 9].
The very first comment in response to Delia's recipe, wanted costings to include, for instance, "enough kitchen paper to wipe all the leaves of a whole round lettuce" - What? - but also made a fairer point about the likelihood of everyone having things like nutmeg and cayenne to hand.
After the trial, the Black Student Caucus at Penn State questioned the likelihood of a fair trial for "a black male of color who is accused of raping a white female in Centre County... when a jury of his peers are all white except one female of color".
Study participants described the programme as participatory, fair and transparent – reducing the likelihood of jealousy.
The governor added that policymakers and regulators in the UK and internationally were addressing ways of making the system fairer and of limiting the likelihood of a future financial crisis through reforms.
