This had been triggered by a local acute inflammatory lesion, which had resulted in the rupture of a small blood vessel, probably after the child had swallowed hard food without chewing it sufficiently

The judge further noted that the fact that the applicant had been admitted to hospital on 6   May 2012 had been reported on the same day and had triggered an internal inquiry.

However, there must have been an atopic susceptibility (that is to say a predisposition to sensitisation through medication without any revealing signs) triggered first by the Epontol, use of which was

Thereafter, they are subject to “triggered reviews”, when information is added about the person in question; a statutory demand for access or disclosure is received; or a request for information is made

It argued that the term should be analysed in its broader context, namely that it was expressed in connection to a demonstration triggered by an anti-Semitic comment of a Jobbik member.

the Court concludes that the applicant was not required to avail herself of the request for a renewal of the procedural time-limit which had essentially the same objective for the applicant as the triggered

The change was triggered by the occupation of Crimea and the hostilities in the Donetsk and Luhansk regions, during which, as widely reported, the St George ribbon was used by the armed groups opposing

Significantly, there was potential for the strain on the applicant’s mental health to be triggered by Y’s more lively, loud behaviours and less opportunity for her to sustain her programme of health maintenance

1950 à [Localité 11], demeurant '[Adresse 9] représenté par Me Jean VALIERE-VIALEIX de la SELARL SELARL ELIGE LIMOGES - CABINET VALIERE-VIALEIX, avocat au barreau de LIMOGES substituée par Me Edouard TRICAUD

The Standard report triggered an avalanche of indignation: the SPÖ, the Greens and the ÖVP youth wing immediately called for Amhof to withdraw from standing in the municipal council elections.

Moreover, dismissal from the police force, as a potential outcome of the appraisal proceedings, could only be triggered against a civil servant in the event that he or she received three negative scores

the present case the applicant was dismissed based on paragraph 6 of Section 1 of Article 77 of the Law on the National Police of Ukraine as a result of application to him of a disciplinary sanction triggered

This withdrawal was triggered by their emigration to Israel, which took place prior to 5 May 1998 when the Convention entered into force in respect of Russia.

on 26 July 2004 a new law on the denomination of the national currency entered into force (see paragraph   24 above), the Court considers that the difference in the two values might have been triggered

This triggered off new strikes, the legality of which was brought before the Labour Court (Arbejdsretten).

be verified; 4) an inquiry is necessary into whether the car in which Ms   K.G. died was escorting a freight vehicle transporting allegedly illegal goods and whether the murder might had been triggered

They mainly argued that the relevant time-limit could not be triggered unless the victim had certain and exact knowledge of the identity of the tortfeasor.

Those claims triggered an obligation on the part of the national authorities to carry out an effective and thorough investigation with a view to establishing the origin of the applicants’ injuries, as

They had been expressed in the context of a debate on a matter of public interest, namely the extension of the Army Chief of Staff’s term of office, which had triggered an institutional dispute at the

    The Court observes that the applicant was dismissed from the police force only by decision of 4 July 2005, which outcome was thus decisive for the exercise of his civil rights and triggered