Malta , [GC], no. 25642/94, § 48, ECHR 1999-III), the strict time constraint imposed by this requirement of Article 5 § 3 leaves little flexibility in interpretation, otherwise there would be a

In this respect, Mr R.G. stated that he understood a little bit of Kurdish.

be determined (civil, commercial, administrative law, etc.) and that of the authority which is invested with jurisdiction in the matter (ordinary court, administrative body, etc.) are therefore of little

  In relation to his failure to communicate with <Dr B> at the time of the making of the reception order, any such communication would have been in my view of little or no assistance, as the

It notes from the report of the Legal Referee that the applicant had shown little interest in the child during the mother's pregnancy and that it was doubtful whether he intended in fact to take responsibility

It therefore covers a little over twelve years and ten months. 39.

  In other respects there was little similarity between his case and that of Mr. Granger.   It is clear that he understood the grounds of his appeal.

xa0;      The Law Centre applied for the first applicant to be allowed to remain permanently in the United Kingdom with his children because they only spoke English and knew little

The little time available for face-to-face interaction during daily outdoor exercise (which, at Pleven Prison, they took in groups of two) and recreational/sports activities did not offer adequate scope

Furthermore, the lighter aircraft had experienced very little price increases between 1993 and 1998 compared to the heavier aircraft.

The Government’s submissions shed little light on the developments in the case and do not enable the Court to establish what happened to the case file and the applicant’s claim.

The book offered very little if any information on the negative consequences of the use of those substances or on the possible risk of addiction.

the facts to be left to the jury, stating that it was for the jury to decide whether the defendant had done all that he reasonably could to secure compliance with the notice and that while there was little

On 12 March 1996 the Governor of Radom Remand Centre informed the applicant that all efforts to place him in a cell with non-smokers were to little avail.

As to whether the dispute had predominantly concerned public-law issues, the applicant companies emphasised that the classification used in domestic law was of little relevance.

The Government note that the applicants have produced little, or no, information to substantiate their claims of loss of business.

Persons having reached the age of 65 and persons having little or no income do not contribute to the AOW scheme.

judgment could hardly have been given before Mrs Gretel Janssen’s death on 27 July 1986, that is within six months after the introduction of her action, the Court considers that the Social Court was little

The weight of the evidence was that it would have made little or no difference to her physical condition or her state of mind. ...

The applicant received very little substantive information from the official bodies about the investigation into her son's disappearance.