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

In 1996 [G.L.] triggered a row in America after a photograph was published of him with President Clinton in 1993. [G.L.] has denied any wrongdoing.” 8.

In the absence of an effective remedy the Court concludes that it was the very act of quashing the final judgment of 10   March 1999 that triggered the start of the six-month time-limit for lodging

The putting up of the posters triggered extensive comment in Poland and in Germany.

Accordingly, the Court must reject the argument that the impugned enforceable orders, which arose out of the imposition of additional levies triggered by the high level of deliveries, applied rules that

And it was those angry expectations      that basically triggered the uprising ...

Firstly, the acts that had triggered the suspicion of incitement to commit an offence, within the meaning of Article   214 §   1 of the Criminal Code and as examined in the above-cited Grand

    On 16 April 2010 the applicants once again requested an expert examination of the road in order to establish any structural problems that may have triggered the accident.

    The applicant complained under Article 10 of the Convention that the decision to institute criminal proceedings against her had been triggered by her participation in a public assembly where

The claim triggered an obligation on the part of the national authorities to carry out an effective official investigation with a view to establishing the origin of the injuries complained of and identifying

the reasons stated above (see the preceding paragraph), the Court observes that the Government have not suggested any other date, preceding the lodging of the present application, which could have triggered

Accordingly, it was the final decision given in these proceedings which triggered the running of the six-month time-limit.

This risk may be triggered by suspicions (on the part of the security forces) founded on various factual elements relating to the individual concerned, including the lack of identity documents, the lack

    As to the present case, the Court considers that at least on 15   April   2005 the domestic authorities had received an arguable complaint of ill-treatment which triggered their

    The absence of the applicant's son, most often due to the authorities' failure to properly summon him, triggered the adjournment of a number of hearings (see paragraphs 13, 17, 31 and 37

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.

According to that law and practice the seriousness of the charges had triggered automatic detention. 77.

In the article the journalist criticised the late Admiral for the role he had played in the political process triggered by the meeting of the National Security Council on 28   February 1997, which

Maskhadov, and that all the other grounds were invoked by the domestic courts in their decisions to dissolve the fourth applicant only to make it appear that the fourth applicant’s liquidation was triggered

By that time the development of the Court’s views on the State obligation to investigate had already been triggered in its case-law of the late 1990s.