Our salaries are scant and measly they only cover food, water and taxes, the world is modern they say but the have-nots only exist.

It is therefore hardly surprising that their author should be expected to explain himself.

There the first applicant and his family owned and tended several cows. 8.

Copies of written statements by S.H. and V.V., made to the police on 17 September 2004, were also attached. 32.

They were given hardly any substantive information from official bodies about the investigation into the disappearances.

The applicants have submitted copies of the more or less standard letters they wrote. 37.

The applicant has submitted copies of some of those letters to the Court.

I recognised the dark blue cover of my son's passport among them.

    Based on the copies of the partly inconsistent documents containing medical information, received by the Court after the communication of the present application, the Government maintained

He had obtained and submitted to the domestic courts medical reports noting Mr   S.’s injuries, the records of the confessions made by Mr S. and Mr M. at the police station and copies of Mr S.’s and

They submitted copies of four good ‑ conduct awards and eight disciplinary punishments given to the applicant.

  It was commonplace among all affected that the dispatch exchange hardly ever used any of the reserve licences.

The applicants submitted copies of some letters they had written. The applicants received hardly any substantive information from official bodies about the investigations into the disappearances.

The applicants submitted copies of some of the letters they had written. 56.

While the minor is in institutional care, contact with the foster parents evokes ... feelings of guilt [in him], he lies and cannot cope with the situation.

  They could hardly rely on the prospect of being visited from time to time by their father in view of the Home Secretary's continual refusal of such leave to date.

    Before the court she further submitted that she was suffering from physical and intellectual exhaustion and permanent stress as a result of not being able to cope with the physical requirements

Journalistic freedom in particular also covers possible recourse to a degree of exaggeration, or even provocation (see Prager and Oberschlick v.

But this is hardly a sufficient basis on which to identify a widespread, representative and consistent practice of states, let alone to establish that such a practice is accepted on the footing that it