Mr Edward Cornelis Willem Leonardus Kuiters (application no.   79970/13) 21.

This is clear from the speech of Lord Caithness      during the passage of the 1987 Bill...

The applicant's claim and arguments were also clear. Any remaining uncertainties regarding his additional costs due to his impairment at the age of 65 could be clarified in writing.

In such a way, it is clear that damage was caused by unlawful and incorrect acts on the part of the State bodies, namely, the Ministry of Interior ... ...

It is not clear whether any records of the applicant’s detention were made. 19.

In view of clear signs of ill-treatment on the applicant’s body, the prosecutor ordered a medical examination to establish whether he had been ill-treated. 13.

    The three surveillance programmes In 2013 Mr Edward Snowden, a former systems administrator with the NSA, leaked information revealing mass surveillance programmes operated by the NSA.

Such proof may follow from the coexistence of sufficiently strong, clear and concordant inferences or of similar unrebutted presumptions of fact.

Ministry of Internal Affairs was “taking the necessary steps to detect and eliminate harsh treatment”, a statement repeated in their response to the 1999 visit report (CPT 2001) 47); however, it is clear

Furthermore, in a binding interpretative judgment delivered in 2005, the Supreme Court of Cassation had made clear that where administrative bodies including the police were implementing measures ordered

However, such proof may follow from the coexistence of sufficiently strong, clear and concordant inferences or of similar unrebutted presumptions of fact (see Orhan v.

In a series of cases the Court has considered that a clear case of overcrowding is sufficient for the conclusion that Article 3 of the Convention has been violated (see Colesnicov v.

    The Government contended that the trial court had made it clear to the defence that it had known the true identity of the witnesses.

Ambler- Edwards , Ministry of Defence,     Mr D.

In this specific case it is clear that the applicant’s wife lodged a complaint on 16 February 1996 (paragraph 29).

Where it is clear from the outset however that no effective remedy is available to the applicant, the period runs from the date of the acts or measures complained of, or from the date of knowledge of that

Clear heart beat. Vesicular breathing. Soft abdomen, moderate pain in the right subcostal region. Painful muscle palpation in the right lumbar region.

The applicants claim that the men received notification that they had prisoner-of-war status; it is not clear whether all of them were indeed members of ARBH or some of them were civilians.

This is clear from the speech of Lord Caithness during the passage of the 1987 Bill ...