The Court reiterates in this connection there is little scope under Article 10 § 2 of the Convention for restrictions on debate on questions of public interest (see Animal Defenders International v. the

Regulations to protect guaranteed rights serve little purpose if they are not duly enforced and the Court must reiterate that the Convention is intended to protect effective rights, not illusory ones.

There seems to be precious little case ‑ law or guidelines as to when the formula used in §   59 should or should not be applied.

If the defendant is a man with little formal education (about which I have no specific evidence), it did not impair his ability to deal with the matters about which he was asked both in evidence in chief

    The Court reiterates that there is little scope under Article 10   §   2 of the Convention for restrictions on freedom of expression in two fields, namely political speech and matters

The fact that the trial court subsequently and implicitly admitted that the applicant was detained on 12   May 2004 is of little relevance.

His own advisers, John Little Associates, advised him that the building was agricultural and that it could never lose its title so that no planning permission was necessary for its restoration or development

  It mattered little in this respect that sections 20 and 52 of the Road Traffic Act, which were applied in the present case, had been enacted after the reservation had been deposited, because those

general (see paragraph 35 above), and they did not contest the applicants’ specific calculations, showing that in their particular case the procedure provided for under section 648 would have been of little

In this difficult situation, there was very little the father could do. Moreover, the Court of Appeal explicitly demanded that the applicant be “patient” and “understanding”.

In such a situation the Court has little evidence on which to draw such conclusions as the factual circumstances of the incident as presented by the applicants do not include any evidence corroborating

The cell area was dark and dank; cells had little access to natural light and the artificial lighting in the corridors was insufficient for reading purposes; there was inadequate ventilation and many of

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

Moreover, considering the findings of the domestic courts as to the scheme executed by the applicant in order to make an unlawful gain (see paragraphs 8 and 12 above), in the Court’s view there was little

There is little to confirm that the second applicant kept 30 metres away from other solo demonstrators.

The applicants received very little substantive information from the official bodies about the investigation into Nura Luluyeva's disappearance.

case the CPS were not required – and did not intend – to withdraw the prosecution; and that although the decision to prosecute could be challenged in the High Court, it was a lengthy process which had little

The effect which the submissions actually had on that decision is of little consequence (cf. the above-mentioned Nideröst-Huber judgment, paras. 26-27).   74.

    The Court considers that the proceedings concerning salary arrears started on 10 April 2003 and ended on 3 July 2007, thus lasting a little more than four years over four instances.

Ukraine , no. 16404/03, § 58, 19 February 2009), there can be little doubt that they required that it be granted to the applicant for the purposes of his appeal on points of law.