Government's submission, given that the security had been paid, the provenance of the money, in other words, whether it had been paid from the applicant's own assets or by the ship's owners, was of little

Maybe the ‘reply’ from the editors of the Spiru Haret newspaper, would have been published by Flux if its tone had been measured and shown at least a little respect for a newspaper [Flux] from which their

considers that the mere fact that the applicant foundation had to comply with certain requirements before it was able to employ the applicant does not as such raise an issue under Article 9”) does little

He has without doubt       strong character deviations, little tolerance and easily       threatens people's life and health, and also attacks them.

The Court considers that there is little scope for an absolute prohibition to publish a public person's picture in an article contributing to a public debate (see Von Hannover , cited above, §§  

Given that there has never been a case in which the provisions of the Civil Aviation Act 1982 have been applied to an aerodrome such as Denham, they consider that little weight should be attached to the

The period which then ran until the refusal of the appeal on 3 October 2001 disclosed very little delay by the authorities.

At the other meals, detainees only received bread and a little cheese or khalva. Meat and fruit were rarely included on the menu.

    It is of little consequence that, at the oral hearing, the Constitutional Court mentioned the calculations of the trade union council of the Company, according to which the average number

The High Court later noted that he had remained in custody until 16 January 1997 or a little later.       2.

The Court has repeatedly held that in such a situation the effect which the observations actually had on the judgment is of little consequence.

In their recognition of the suspect the witnesses demonstrated either, in the case of Mrs   E., little doubt or a definite certainty.

contributions should be forfeited, but as regards the non-contributory element of the pension, and given the unambiguous nature of the texts regulating forfeiture, the Court considers it to be of relatively little

    According to the Court's well-established case-law, there is little scope under Article 10 § 2 of the Convention for restrictions on political speech or on debate of questions of public interest

       The proceedings, which uncontestedly determined a criminal charge, therefore lasted from 9 January 1990 to 21 December 1992, a total of a little under three years.

There were no windows and no ventilation, only the door with a little hole. The door was kept locked for 23 hours per day and opened for one hour to allow the detainees to attend communal toilets.

Clear police photographs of the applicant and his brother, which the Government state show that there was little resemblance between them, were dispatched in addition. 11.

   Doubtless the transferral of jurisdiction to Messina did make the conduct of the case a little more complicated, but, in the opinion of the Court, the legal issues involved were in themselves

should have to suffer very serious prejudice, such as that suffered by her, because of their religion, and in particular when the religious movement in question was followed by a tiny minority and little

There was a little window in the cell, but it was not glazed; the inmates sealed it with a sheet of cellophane. The toilet was located in the cell, 1.5 metres from the beds.