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Anyone who in such a way that it may be perceived by a third       person accuses another of possessing a contemptible character or       attitude or of

of the Convention, which prohibits discrimination in the enjoyment of the other rights guaranteed under the Convention, alleging that he is treated as a political prisoner and penalised since he is perceived

When the police were dispersing the protestors he intervened in what he perceived as an arbitrary arrest of another protestor. The police applied force against him.

Ultimately, the AIT concluded that only in an exceptional case would a risk of persecution or treatment contrary to Article 3 be held to arise by virtue of being, or being perceived, as a Maoist and that

Discrimination on account of one's actual or perceived ethnicity is a form of racial discrimination (see the definitions adopted by the United Nations and the European Commission against Racism and Intolerance

Since it follows from the case file that the economic profit from the sale of oil and oil products was perceived by OAO NK Yukos, it was incumbent on [the applicant company] to comply with the obligation

It was used to speculate about certain meaning of words and especially the way in which the public perceived them, this perception being also directly influenced by the public’s level of education.

As he and his colleague were taking up their positions, a person came out of the passenger seat of the Seat Ibiza, whom Th.K. perceived from the corner of his eye.

In 2004 she became a spokesperson for the then-Prime Minister, Victor Yanukovych, a move which was widely perceived as constituting a significant change of sides in the political debate on Ms   German

and human rights activists; (iii) journalists and other media professionals; (iv) civilians suspected of supporting armed anti-Government groups; (v) members of minority religious groups and persons perceived

The lyrics directly suggested injuring or killing politicians, judges, the security forces, the rich, the royal family and those perceived as ideological opponents.

People protected under the term “social group” might include members of the police or politicians, neither of whom is typically perceived as an oppressed group or as sharing fundamental bonds of identity

The Appeals Board finds it sufficiently plausible that being strip-searched is perceived by the [applicant] as (mentally) burdensome.

Within these same limits, it is equally logical that the perceived needs of each state should determine the decision whether to facilitate naturalization to a greater or lesser degree; and since a state

device [carrying] a lower risk of causing death (less lethal) [but] a high risk of causing unnecessary pain – not as an inherently non-lethal device, as it is currently perceived by Czech law and the

    The applicants complained that the prosecutor had justified the proportionality of the police intervention by using stereotypical arguments concerning what was perceived to be the attitude

as a previously convicted knife killer, his presence in Baneheia on the day when the criminal acts had been committed and the investigation of the applicant, for an ordinary reader must have been perceived

Since it follows from the case file that the economic profit from the sale of oil and oil products was perceived by OAO NK Yukos, it was incumbent on [the applicant company] to comply with the obligation

    The Court would accept that even if the applicants had not intended to hold a march, the appearance of a large group of protestors walking in a cluster could reasonably be perceived as one