In reply, the Chief Prosecutor allegedly threatened the applicant that his detention conditions would worsen if he did not agree to cooperate with the authorities.

However, without a rigorous therapeutic regime the applicant’s state of health could worsen.

Müller, an expert in neurology and psychiatry, who was of the opinion that the applicant's state of health   was due to a chronic condition which was likely to worsen even under treatment.

    Overall, the report concluded that at this point a change of residence for the children was not recommended, because their adaptation to new conditions might worsen the effect of the stress

It based the conclusion on the fact that she suffered from paranoid schizophrenia which, though controllable, was incurable, could possibly worsen, and would in any event lead to negative personality changes

In the present situation, victims seem unwilling to come forward with complaints, particularly when they are awaiting court sentences: there may be a perception that bringing complaints may actually worsen

The court of cassation has the right to go beyond the scope of the cassation appeal, if that does not worsen the situation of the convicted person (...).

The court is empowered to review the case beyond the arguments made in the cassation appeal(s) only if this does not worsen the position of the convicted or acquitted person. D.

#xa0;   In a report published on 17 March 2009, “Human Rights Challenges: Somaliland”, Amnesty International observed: “While overall human rights and humanitarian conditions have continued to worsen

Fines imposed on persons living in poverty have a disproportionate impact on them, worsen their situation and perpetuate the vicious circle of poverty.

The applicant explained to the doctor that he did not want the above-mentioned proceedings to be continued because that would worsen his relationship with his father and brother.

The court of cassation has the right to go beyond the scope of the cassation appeal, if that does not worsen the situation of the convicted person (...).

  ÚS 3525/16, that by accepting the status of cooperating accused the accused waived his or her right to refuse to testify, implying the privilege not to worsen his or her procedural situation, which

In addition, domestic law only required the applicant or his counsel to be summoned if the applicant’s personal situation stood to worsen as a result of the supervisory review proceedings. 54.

Security conditions in Kirkuk Governorate, and in particular in Kirkuk City, tend to worsen during political events related to the status of Kirkuk as armed groups aim at influencing political decisions

However, in the present case, when his pain worsens [the applicant] takes additional doses of morphine, which can change his perception of reality and in particular can influence the statements he makes

2000 the Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation ruled that the convicted person's presence was not optional but mandatory if the grounds for initiating the supervisory-review proceedings could worsen

its Resolution of 11 March 2021 the European Parliament expressed its deep concern that ten years after the Bahraini “Arab Spring” uprising the human rights situation in the country was continuing to worsen

regards the conditions of detention in facility no. 48/4 of Moscow, the Government claim that the applicant enjoyed enhanced conditions of detention because the Russian authorities had undertaken not to worsen