TEMPORARY RELEASE Grounds for temporary release ... (2) Temporary release may be allowed on the following grounds: 1) to an inmate suffering from a serious acute illness or whose chronic illness worsens

First, the human-rights situation in Belarus was unsatisfactory and continued to worsen. That had indeed been the case in 2016 when he had submitted his observations to the Court.

    The RIBBS’ records about the applicant stated that his continued stay there would worsen his condition.

By her actions, which aimed at restricting [T.M.]’s journalistic activity, [the applicant] managed to make [T.M.] lose his job, worsen his financial situation and place him in a position of dependence

Reclassification from one Article of the CAO to another is possible when the type of object protected by those provisions ( единый родовой объект посягательства ) is the same and where a new sentence would not worsen

Factors that worsen the prognosis of violence will be close contact with environments that acknowledge and support the observee’s political ideology and views on political violence’.

    The Member State in which the asylum seeker is present must, however, ensure that it does not worsen a situation where the fundamental rights of that applicant have been infringed by using

S1 region requiring self-catheterisation, which is being adequately managed on a day-to-day basis by the prisoner; -     All of these spinal conditions are currently stable and unlikely to worsen

However, each parent had their own conflicting opinions, which only served to worsen the strained relations between them.

    AA also made submissions, noting that the suspension of access rights would worsen the situation, further distancing the children from their father and aggravating their negative impression

Mr O.P. had then threatened the applicant that if he did not cooperate, his detention conditions would worsen and he would not be able to get out of prison “until [Mr Irakli Garibashvili]’s government

  11084/02 and 15306/02, 2   June 2005; C Wolfmeyer v. Austria , no.   5263/03, 26   May 2005; and R.H.   v. Austria , no. 7336/03, 19 January 2006).

Social services were convinced that any further separation of the child from his mother would be emotionally traumatising to both the child and the mother and would only worsen the situation.

The applicant’s mental state would often worsen. When not in in-patient care he would not visit the doctors or take medicine.

medical care at Kaunas Remand Prison because of alleged blackmail and threats by the authorities at that prison that if he did not withdraw the complaint then the conditions of his detention would worsen

above-cited legal position of the Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation, but also, contrary to the general principle of equality guaranteed by Article 19 of the Constitution, it would unreasonably worsen

administrative offence record was wrong, it may reclassify the relevant actions (or inaction) under another Article of the CAO, concerning the type of offence and provided that the reclassification does not worsen

Another five to ten minutes later, T.P.’s condition had begun to worsen. A.W. had continued to ask him to get up.

xa0; Article 6.145 § 2 provides that, in exceptional cases, the court may change the manner in which restitution is ordered or not order it at all, where ordering it would unfairly and unjustifiably worsen