In this connection it matters little that the status of the profession in question in this case "has features [in Switzerland] which are undeniably of a public-law nature" or that "the applicant wished

The applicant newspaper finally submitted that V.S. had initiated 15 defamation suits against it, showing little tolerance of criticism despite his role as a prominent politician. 12.

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

Thus, there is a widespread view, which is largely correct, that the formal justice system affords little, if any, protection of individual rights, such as the right to a safe and secure workplace or the

The domestic courts had given critical assessment to the positive references from the school and the kindergarten since they had been of little information and had contradicted the remaining evidence in

The situation facing the soldiers, however, had developed with little or no warning and involved conduct by the driver putting them and others at considerable risk of injury.

The certificates are therefore of little evidentiary value for the Court. 40.

Charles, Keith YB..., 459°/ Mme Shirley, Jean XFS..., épouse YB..., demeurant ensemble à Warwickshire (Grande-Bretagne), 19, little Virginie, Castle Hill, Kenilworth, 460°/ M.

In this connection, it is of little importance   that the telephone tapping in question was carried out on the line of a third party. The Government did not dispute this. B.

    The medical unit in the remand centre had a little stock of medicine; it was impracticable to purchase medicine, and difficult to obtain it from relatives.

further stressed that since she did not even know the identities of many of the persons who could be interested in the outcome of the case, the procedure suggested by the Government would have provided little

In its 2009 report, the European Commission against Racism and Intolerance of the Council of Europe noted that when complaints are filed concerning racist assaults “little action is taken”, and drew the

As regards the controversy as to when that judgment was served on the applicant, the Court considers that the postal delivery confirmation slip submitted by the Government leaves little room for doubt

       The applicant and A are illiterate, as, due to their way of life, they have received little, if any, formal education.

While the Immigration Judge had little doubt that the previous judge was correct to find that the applicants could not meet the requirements of the Immigration Rules, he found it to be equally clear that

Case-law on prosecutor’s applications under Article 5 (2)of the Civil Procedure Code Between 1989 - 1999, the Prosecutor General made little use of the above mentioned Article 5(2), and the courts interpreted

There is little doubt that those reasons justified his initial deprivation of liberty. 38.

    The failure to follow up on V.’s publication was not of the same importance because V.’s statements were quite vague, apparently sensationalist in nature and contained little relevant information

Presidential Decree of 1978, the Florence Assize Court of Appeal and the Court of Appeal itself granted the applicant, on 23 November 1981 and 8 March 1982, remission of sentence amounting to a total of a little

    The Court considers it unfortunate that all those efforts proved to have little impact on the applicant’s right to participate effectively in his son’s life, visit him regularly or take important