Au cours de l'audience publique ont été entendus : - le rapport de Mme Vaccaro-Planchet, présidente, - et les observations de Me Litzler, représentant la métropole de Lyon.

B, et celles de Me Litzler, représentant le centre hospitalier Alpes-Isère. Considérant ce qui suit : 1. M.

  Little         if any spontaneous cuddling takes place there is little eye         to eye contact, and the mutual smiles that

There would be little prospect of abuse by including them within the defined categories in Regulation B13 and little need for monitoring.

In their view, the exact legal characterisation of the offence the applicant had been convicted of was of little importance, as long as the factual basis of the conviction remained unchanged. 31.

There is a need for us to separate Adele’s little whims from her genuine problems.

According to the applicant, he had very little access to daylight and no daily exercise, limited access to water, the food was of poor quality, the cell was too hot and not ventilated, and it was damp

It further considered that the rights of the defence had not been infringed by the decision of the domestic courts to exclude – on the ground that it was of little relevance – additional oral evidence

It makes little difference in this respect whether such parallel domestic proceedings are already pending at the time when the application is lodged with the Court, in which case the application is inadmissible

Moreover, he could receive visitors once a month (and that it could not be imputed to the authorities if his relatives living in Germany were little disposed to visit him).

In addition, there was little doubt that the applicant, as a former priest and director of a seminary, was or must have been aware of the substance and significance of that duty.

In conclusion, the Court finds that the investigations have been underway since late 2010 and although some investigative steps have been taken, no, or little, concrete progress appears to have been made

multiple bruises, excoriations and haemorrhages were identified on the applicant’s face and body; the record also stated that pricked injuries were noted on the backside of the applicant’s ears and on the little

around 3 a.m., the residents of the “NKR” village of Mataghis, situated 4-5 kilometres away from the line of contact between the “NKR” and Azerbaijan, could hear and see explosions in Talish, located a little

There was also little disagreement between the parties as to the structure of the Irish primary school system, which as a product of Ireland’s historical experience was unique in Europe with the State

funds, as the Ministry implied, (d) that the Ministry embarked on the interpretation of foreign (French) law and so, in such complex areas such as tax and commercial law, of which it had known very little

(b) Assessment by the domestic authorities of the claims of a real risk of death or ill-treatment – The applicants had provided the District Courts with incomplete information and little or no evidence

necessity of the restriction – The Court emphasised that a majority of the Supreme Court had found that the Framework Agreement and its system involving priority for registered dockworkers had had little

Although the period between trial and appeal is not directly in issue in this appeal, it is to be noted that a little over eight months of that time is attributable to the delay on the part of the appellant

    Is the finding in ( MJ and ZM (Ahmadis) Pakistan CG [2008] UKAIT   00033 ) that there is little evidence of a serious risk of harm to Ahmadis in Pakistan still applicable in the light