He was taken to the scenes of incidents, in order to describe the details of the bomb attacks. As he was threatened, he repeated everything the police forced him to say.

They are further requested to describe the procedure for the licensing of medical care and services, including for follow-up supervision, if any, of the activity of legal or physical persons who have been

The applicant describes the men as well-built, tall and speaking unaccented Russian. One of them was, in her estimation, 40-45 years old.

She went on to describe again her experiences in Nepal, the current situation there and why she feared persecution.

It concluded that even if it took into account the difficulties that a victim might have to describe what he had been subjected to there was no reason to believe his allegations. 26.

The girl did not describe contextually characteristic situations and her affective response did not correspond to the verbally expressed content.

None describe hearing more than two shots fired.

Velev describes in detail the police officer who punched him in the area of the ear and the body – about 160 cm in height, with black hair.

He describes       professor B's recent report on police brutality in the       Bergen police force as 'pure disinformation intended to    

The records must describe how the identification was performed, failure to do so invalidates the identification.

They describe the conditions of their detention as follows.

provisions of the Code of Criminal Procedure [regulating] identification of certain objects in that the injured parties were shown the objects for identification without previously being asked to describe

as impious [ dinsiz ], mixes religious and social affairs, and also uses the word 'impious' to describe democracy, the system regarded as the most suited to human nature, adopted by almost all States

The records must describe how the identification was performed. Failure to do so invalidates the identification.

The report describes a failed attempt to take the boy to Sweden and quotes the head teacher of his primary school as saying that Christian suffers from anxiety.

[P.K.] contended that [the applicant] must have sustained bodily injuries but he could not describe precisely where. ... [11.]

Her determination began to weaken when, with slightly shaking hands, she began to describe the assaults she had suffered on the second day.

In November 1987 the Court of Cassation had forbidden the minority's youth and primary school teacher associations to describe themselves as "Turkish".

Moreover, it followed from the title and its content that its topic was to describe general issues which the CWS tackled in its everyday work.