The relevant legislation had allowed very little time for preparation.

In any event, there was little reason to oppose this.

In that connection, the fact that the circumstances in which the property had been obtained had not been fully established was of little relevance if the alleged handler was aware of its unlawful origin

In his words, the only examination he passed was a fluorography, and in those circumstances it was little wonder that the doctor detected no signs of bronchial asthma.

This question has little to do with the economic problems in the transition to a market economy. It concerns the general principle that the national justice system should give justice.

Much less so for Putin who is little vermin ( гадюка ) compared to those monsters. This scum ( мразь ), who is totally out of touch with reality, is motivated only by self-preservation and greed.

    As regards the damage, if any, suffered by Bank O., it is certainly true that without some degree of control over its employees’ conduct, it would have little prospect of providing services

In particular, the work done by the authorities on his case between July 1996 and September 1999 was so little that it could have been completed within two months.

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The only window had been nearly on the same level as the ground of the courtyard which it faced and only a little daylight had come through. There were no radiators.

Victor spent a little bit more than MDL 200 for the repair – a sum that might seem ridiculous to some traffic inspectors. For Victor though, this is really big money.

The Government submitted that in 1974 when the land was expropriated, the area was still rural in nature and considered as agricultural land of little value.

The applicant disagreed; he submitted that the farm provided very little income which covered his and his family’s basic living needs.

    The applicant rejected the Government's arguments and maintained that they amounted to little more than speculation, for the purpose of damaging his reputation and justifying the unlawful

The Government accepted that there was little scope under Article 10 for restrictions on political speech and on debate on questions of public interest.

    Moving on to the second stage of the test in Al-Khawaja and Tahery , the Court notes that there is little or nothing in the case file to support a finding that evidence produced by Z.S. could

The fact that there was still little case-law did not mean that the measure was not effective.

    The majority paid little attention to the manner in which the applicants expressed their opinion; they limited this factor to the initial stage of interference (apprehension) and made no

Since the publication of the booklet, children in the kindergarten had started calling her son “little vagrant” and “poor orphan”.

    There is little scope under Article 10 § 2 of the Convention for restrictions on political speech or on debate on questions of public interest (see, for example, Sürek v.