Two days later a domestic court approved her involuntary hospitalisation and ordered her treatment on the grounds of a perceived imminently dangerous behaviour, as suggested by a forensic expert.

  In 1953 the Convention was perceived as a bulwark against totalitarian regimes.

The court noted in its reasoning that the passage at issue was to be understood the way it would be perceived by an average reader.

He had by then turned towards neo-nazism, which she perceived as a pragmatic move to adjust to the surroundings.

The applicant arrived in the United Kingdom on 8 February 2009 and made an asylum application on 18 March 2009 on the basis of her sexuality and because she would be perceived as being an opponent of the

white people’s cars”, was likely, on account of both its meaning and its scope, to arouse a strong feeling of rejection or hostility towards the group of people of Muslim faith, or those who were perceived

According to her findings, further violent acts could not be ruled out and, if the applicant were to be confronted with a situation he perceived as threatening, such acts were even very likely.

The applicant’s conviction had been based on the terms which he used to describe the inspector, terms which had been found to be insulting and could be perceived as vexatious, and not on the critical opinions

That possibility was reinforced by the fact that the juror’s value judgment had been expressed at a time when it could be perceived as a comment or reaction to the oral evidence just given by the victim

be genuine and lasting, Christian converts would, in any event, only face a real risk of ill-treatment upon return to Iran if they manifested their faith in a manner that would lead to them being perceived

However, it reiterated that the right to freedom of expression should not be perceived as conferring on newspapers an absolute right to act in an irresponsible manner by charging individuals with criminal

They had sought to challenge the resolutions in the ordinary courts because of perceived irregularities, but in each case their applications were dismissed on the grounds that the ordinary courts were

There was a need to “individualise” the restriction of electoral rights and to take account of the actual conduct of individuals rather than a perceived threat posed by a group of persons.

Since the applicant perceived the cultural director’s conduct as censorship, he complained to the president of the television company, but in vain.

Moreover, they allege that their detention was prolonged without a proper examination of their arguments about its perceived illegality and the specific circumstances of their cases.

A criminal investigation into the alleged ill-treatment of prisoners was launched on 10 January 2020, following extensive media reports concerning the situation in the prison, which was broadly perceived

In the circumstances of the case the use of lethal force, although highly regrettable, had not exceeded the limits of what was absolutely necessary in order to avert what the officer honestly perceived

an objectionable colonial relic and to prevent a vacuum in protection offered by the Convention: the meaning of Article   56 was plain on its face and could not be ignored merely because of a perceived

Although the ROVD officers might not have perceived the situation as life-threatening since the armed men had presented FSB identity papers and documents authorising the detention, they must have been