Betekenis van:
in all likelihood
in all likelihood
Bijwoord
- zeer waarschijnlijk
- with considerable certainty; without much doubt
"in all likelihood we are headed for war"
Synoniemen
Hyperoniemen
in all likelihood
Bijwoord
- gedoodverfd
- with considerable certainty; without much doubt
"in all likelihood we are headed for war"
Synoniemen
Hyperoniemen
Voorbeeldzinnen
- In all likelihood, it will rain this afternoon.
- As outlined above, these imports will in all likelihood continue after the imposition of measures.
- Such additional exports would in all likelihood also be significantly dumped.
- All critical emission-related scheduled maintenance must have a reasonable likelihood of being performed in-use.
- Although the peak in 2004 was in all likelihood in part influenced by completed orders not yet delivered to the customers, the overall increasing trend is evident.
- This will in all likelihood lead to cuts in production and investments, closure of certain production capacities and further job reduction in the Community.
- This will in all likelihood lead to cuts in production and investments, the further closure of certain production facilities and further job reduction in the Community.
- This would in all likelihood force some companies to cease production and lay off their employees in the short term future.
- It is therefore concluded that the repeal of the measures would in all likelihood result in continuation of injury to the Community Industry.
- On this basis, it is therefore concluded, that the repeal of the measures would in all likelihood result in the recurrence of injury to the Community industry.
- Following the above, it is concluded that the repeal of the measures would in all likelihood result in the recurrence of material injury to the Community industry.
- In conclusion, Italy has not clarified whether the previous aid that in all likelihood has been received by AEM Torino has been recovered yet.
- Recitals 119 (and subsequent) concluded that significant volumes would in all likelihood be exported from Thailand to the Community at dumped prices.
- As will be shown below, it systematically underestimates the tariff advantage for the Terni companies, and in all likelihood overestimates the value of the expropriated assets.
- Recitals 119 (and subsequent) concluded that significant volumes would in all likelihood be exported from Thailand to the Community at dumped prices. These prices would also be likely to undercut significantly those of the Community industry, given the fact that such prices would in all likelihood mirror those set by the lowest bidder in the Community.