She did not trust the State Prosecutor’s Office because she felt that it favoured those families who supported the exhumations and the conspiracy theories around the crash. 14.

    No one may be privileged, favoured, prejudiced, deprived of any right or exempted from any duty for reasons of ancestry, sex, race, language, territory of origin, religion, political or ideological

Mr Coppel [for the applicant] ... pointed out that the construction favoured by the Judge ... allows all information deployed in the inquiry to be kept secret for 30 years after the end of the inquiry,

Indeed, the Vetting Act favoured lawful income subject to tax.

It favoured Administration Office personnel over other personnel, and through the right to priority of engagement, the Administration Office was shielded from competition from other entities. 38.

It was therefore suggested that symphysiotomies were favoured over caesarean sections because – at least in cases of mild to moderate disproportion – a symphysiotomy would enable subsequent children to

The findings in the present case favoured the conclusion that the injuries had been inflicted on the applicant completely or to a large extent by other persons and in the manner claimed by him.

The relevant parts read as follows: “ Gura Târgului says that Timciuc would like to offer [the place in the market] to a favoured trader who would give him, probably as many others do, a present-fee (

of the fourth additional issue tried (in vain) to use the account indicated in the issue plan, i.e.. the account that in reality did not exist, those investors for whom Kolymaenergo created a most-favoured

As to their argument that the law had been necessary to achieve a homogenous pension system, in particular by abolishing a system which favoured some over others, while the Court accepts this to be a reason

Lastly, and above all, the solution favoured by the group of making the law of descent equal by abolishing divisive classifications makes it more and more difficult to maintain inequalities based on conditions

Supreme Court held that “if the non-pecuniary damage to the personal integrity of an individual can be   outbalanced by some of the forms of moral satisfaction, the moral satisfaction shall be favoured

The instructions favoured impartial investigations of all war crimes, irrespective of the ethnicity of those involved, whether victims or perpetrators, and stressed the duties of those working for the

Consequently, as long as there is no legal provision which expressly stipulates the possibility of keeping in force this measure in such a case, the legal interpretation would have favoured the position

    If one option is favoured by a parent, that may give it weight, or as Lord   Justice Waite put it, incline the court to be ”influenced by a reflection that in the last analysis, the

Hungary, leaving the children with a nanny; the fact that the applicant’s daughter spoke only Polish and would thus not be able to communicate her needs to her father; and the fact that the applicant favoured

The court case to stop the marriage had taken about six months and the outcome had favoured X for which reason she and the first applicant had left the country.

They added that the Turkish State could not be regarded as neutral with regard to religions as it took measures which favoured one religious interpretation to the detriment of others.

Similar plans existed in respect of China; here the applicants advocated building an oil pipeline along an alternative route to that favoured by the Presidential Administration. 23.