Turning to the present case, the Court cannot fail to be sympathetic to the applicants for their experience and the perceived injustice they suffered following the change in the jurisprudence

unanimously found that Judge L. at the Court of Appeal had not been biased in deciding the applicant’s case for the mere reason that she had forwarded to the police an email from him which she had perceived

  In summary, the Tribunal identified the following risk factors: (1) individuals perceived to be a threat to the integrity of Sri Lanka because they were perceived to have a significant role in relation

In a statement of 6 November 2007 he confirmed that he had been the source of the information published and acknowledged that this could be perceived by the High Court as unfortunate and apologised for

Therefore, it is evident, even without the quotation marks, that this was not the applicant’s personal opinion of Ms Kandić, but that she was merely transmitting how Ms Kandić was perceived by others.

PC Bell, the only other police officer on the scene, also gave evidence that he had perceived James Brady as a threat.

Tribunal continued at paragraph 45 as follows: “We would emphasise first of all that the use of the word ‘profile’ highlights the fact that this category is intended to mark out those whose actual perceived

    By letter of 23 January 2003, the deputy head of the Ministry's Department for Registration and Licensing informed the applicant that, judging by its title, the newspaper could be perceived

First, he believed it likely that the applicant would become so hyper-aroused when being questioned by someone perceived to be hostile that he would lose self ‑ control.

a case-by-case basis, however, the authorities did not appear to have examined whether each person presented a specific danger to national security or public order, the public interest having been perceived

It was an ethical appraisal and one person's opinion about the deeds of the other, universally perceived as a value-judgment and not as a statement of fact.

The events organised by the applicant association had previously been attended by members of a Latvian-based Cossack association wearing military uniforms, which could be perceived negatively in society

When he tried to escape from what he had perceived as a robbery, he was shot at and wounded. Around six men appeared next to him and he was hit on the face with a handle of a gun.

However, no existence of such a threat prior to the enactment of the ban in question had been shown and the Court perceived a risk that a blanket ban on the use of that symbol might also restrict its use

The impugned proceedings and the authorities’ behaviour in respect of those proceedings had been perceived by the applicants, once they had learned about them, as constituting a denial of the occurrence

confusion between the concept of identity and the concept of appearance, although as an element of private life, an individual’s identity could not be reduced to the appearance that this person was perceived

In the applicant’s case, despite the pattern of violence and use of lethal weapons, the authorities had repeatedly dropped proceedings against the husband in order to avoid interfering in what they perceived

The Constitutional Court considered that the prisoners’ work should not be perceived as punishment and that they also have right to just remuneration.

the fact that the interests of the child are paramount in such cases, requiring the question of contact to be determined primarily with regard to this consideration, rather than to the parents’ own perceived

the medical professions and health authorities within Contracting States, the provision of treatment including surgery to assimilate the individual as closely as possible to the gender in which they perceived