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dtiocfadh
Usage
  1. ar eagla go dtiocfadh sé = in case he comes
  2. b'fhéidir go dtiocfadh sé = maybe he'll come
  3. chomh cosúil lena chéile go dtiocfadh aimhrialtachtaí díobh in oibriú na Coda seo = so similar as to result in anomalies in the operation of this Part
  4. athrú sna praghsanna sa dóigh chéanna agus ..., ar a shon go dtiocfadh dó a bheith beagán níos fairsinge = price fluctuation no different in kind, although possibly a little greater in degree than ...
  5. cúrsa ar leibhéal teastais/céime, cúrsa staidéir a dtiocfadh dá chionn Comhairle Náisiúnta na gCáilíochtaí Oideachais = certificate/degree level course, a course of study leading to the award of a certificate by the National Council for Education Awards
  6. dálaí maireachtála a ghearradh de dhearbh-thoil ar an aicme dá dtiocfadh an aicme a dhíothú go hiomlán nó go páirteach = deliberately inflicting on the group conditions of life calculated to bring about its physical destruction in whole or in part
  7. i slí go dtiocfadh de an t-urlámhas ar earraí riachtanacha a bheith ina lámha féin ag beagán daoine chun dochair don phobal = as to result in the concentration of the control of essential commodities in a few individuals to the common detriment
  8. caoi a thabhairt dóibh míréireachtaí ina gcomhardaíocht íocaíochtaí a cheartú gan bearta a dhéanamh dá dtiocfadh díobháil don rathúnas náisiúnta = to provide them with opportunity to correct maladjustments in their balance of payments without resorting to measures destructive of national prosperity
  9. daoine ar ar tháinig nó ar a dtiocfadh dá éis sin míchumas nó easláine agus iad ag fónamh sa cháil sin nó a bheadh ar scor nó ar díscor ón tseirbhís sin = persons who had been or should thereafter be disabled or invalided while serving as such or retired or discharged from such service
  10. anúsáid údaráis, is é sin le rá, iompar leatromach, foréigean neamhriachtanach a imirt ar aon duine a dtiocfadh sé i dteagmháil le linn comhlíonadh airbheartaithe a dhualgais = abuse of authority, i.e. oppressive conduct, using unnecessary violence towards any person with whom he is brought into contact in the purported execution of his duty