She contended that the domestic courts had overlooked both the grammatical construction of the amended Article and, more importantly, the legislature’s intention.

    With regard to the language used by the execution of sentence chamber, the Court notes that the Kassel Regional Court, in the German original of the text, made use of the grammatical form

    In the instant case, however, the disputed measure goes beyond a mere transliteration or grammatical adaptation ( Dmitriy Vladimirovich to Dmytro Volodymyrovych ).

Based on the grammatical and taxonomical interpretation of dissemination as defined in Article 78 § 2 of the Civil Code, it occurs by means of the sharing of information, which makes the content in question

The reporting doctor stated, inter alia , that if the applicant was left on his own he voiced scarcely comprehensible sentences lacking a framework or grammatical structure.

competence of each candidate was then assessed according to a number of different criteria (his narrative, conversational and writing skills, the breadth of the vocabulary used, and observance of grammatical

requirements of this provision concerning the exhaustion of domestic remedies and the six ‑ month period are closely intertwined, as they are combined in the same Article, in a single sentence whose grammatical

He further maintained that the prosecutor’s decision of 15 June 2005 had wholly repeated the decision of 7 September 2000, even reproducing the grammatical mistakes of that earlier decision, which had

Under domestic case-law the reopening of cases took place when there were procedural, grammatical or clerical errors. This was not the issue at stake in the present case.

The Court also considers relevant other factors not considered by the domestic courts such as the hypothetical grammatical forms and the satirical tone employed by the author, who also stressed explicitly

[The founders] must see to it that from a grammatical and a logical point of view there is no duplication of the purport and the essence [of the name] with the name of another party.

The starting-point is the generally accepted meaning of the words, their grammatical sense, and other circumstances that reveal the intent of the person making the statement.

The grammatical errors in the text of the record of 19 April 2000, which he had signed, were due to his low level of education and not the result of ill-treatment.

the exhaustion of domestic remedies and the six-month period are closely interrelated, since not only are they combined in the same Article, but they are also expressed in a single sentence whose grammatical

concerning the exhaustion of domestic remedies and the six-month period are closely interrelated, since they are not only combined in the same Article, but also expressed in a single sentence whose grammatical

[The founders] must see to it that from a grammatical and a logical point of view there is no duplication of the purport and the essence [of the name] with the name of another party.

Finally, there was a grammatical error in the Polish wording of the sentence which might confirm that it had been a clerical error. The applicant’s submissions 38.

An initial literal and grammatical approach shows that the wording of the law (through the use of the indefinite article ‘a genocide’ [‘ un génocide ’]) makes no explicit reference to any specific historical

#xa0;         in a statutory instrument might be effected by a simple           deletion without affecting the grammatical

The grammatical interpretation of that word also leads to the categorical conclusion that, for there to exist an imputation of an offence, it must originate from the accused, not from a third party.