0 how probable sth is -- probabilité [ feminine ]
1 probability -- probabilité
The directive will also reduce the likelihood of such an accident happening again and, should there be an accident, will reduce the possible impact to a great extent.
That being said, the likelihood of it happening is open to question.
It is not only that the likelihood of being discovered is small.
We know that this would only serve to destabilise the entire region and greatly increase the likelihood of further wars.
I believe that if we take this first step, it will increase the likelihood of achieving the objective of a worldwide financial transaction tax.
What is the likelihood of an improved public relations effort to make passengers aware of the possibility of compensation payments?
On the contrary, the few agreements that have been reached are hedged about with compromises and will in all likelihood not be properly effective.
In today's world, the risk or likelihood of a radiological emergency is indeed very small, but it should always be made as small as possible.
