However, its continued use by teachers is apparently, according to a recent opinion survey, favoured by a large majority of Scottish parents and, according to the Pack Committee's report, by pupils, who

    Before the Civil Court, the applicant alleged that the Maltese system penalised men and favoured women, as statistical information showed that during the preceding five years only 3.05% of

It noted that the Fund’s offer of plots of land to settle restitution claims had been limited and that the Fund had favoured the sale of land before using it to settle the restitution claims.

This unsuitable and dangerous position favoured the occurrence of aspiration and the inhalation of gastric fluid, which probably contributed to the death of Mr A.Z., or even caused it directly. ...” 31

These forms were i)   custody with the favoured parent with efforts to remedy the alienation; ii)   custody with the rejected parent; iii) placement apart from both parents; or iv) custody with

In its particulars of complaint submitted to the Fair Employment Agency (see paragraph 15 below), Tinnelly maintained that, according to McWilliam, Tinnelly had been the favourites to obtain the Ballylumford

undoubtedly had an impact on their professional activity – the court does not doubt that, after the incident, it became more difficult for [the applicants] to use their creativity and engage in their favourite

The position in the present case was aggravated by the fact that the PG’s extraordinary appeal favoured the defendant, an entity in which the State had a majority interest.

In the present case, the aim of such a law was to abolish a system which had favoured some over others.

In the instant case the authorities had interfered in a manner that had favoured the employers' side, excluding the employees' side from the process under the Competition Act.

A report by the social services favoured the second applicant’s free travel with her mother and found that both had strong emotional ties to each other.

The position in the present case was aggravated by the fact that the Prosecutor General’s extraordinary appeal favoured the defendant, which was an entity with a majority interest of the State.

In acting thus, they had failed to fulfil their positive obligation to protect the applicants’ privacy, since the balance struck by them had disproportionately favoured the press. 30.

In particular he argued that the courts: –     had favoured the journalists to his detriment; –     had not been active in seeking evidence; –     had not secured his rights

He submitted that the first ‑ instance court had failed to give reasons for its decision to apply the most severe sentence, in that it had ignored numerous mitigating factors that would have favoured

between the applicant as non-custodial parent and the custodial parent was not discriminatory within the meaning of Article 14. b) The applicant further argued that section 1612 b § 5 of the Civil Code favoured

Such a decision was in breach of Article 201 of the Code of Criminal Procedure and created the impression that the trial court had favoured one of the opinions.

  His mother, who is blind, regards         the appellant as her favourite child.

which had on a number of occasions addressed the remedy for unlawful discrimination and concluded that it should be by way of “levelling up”—that is, treating the complainant in the same way as the favoured