As the plaintiff already stated, its situation, [assessed as bad by the Court of Appeal already on 25 May 1995] had not improved but had become worse.

The defendant also succeeded in making matters worse by influencing the Attorney General and the courts.

He also considered that the prohibition on leaving Poland had already lasted too long and that the applicant’s situation was getting worse with time: he had no work and no income in Poland, and thus no

Sometimes an expeditious judgment can be worse for the parties than a reasonable agreement between the litigants after lengthy proceedings.

Court HR, Worm v. Austria judgment of 29 August 1997, Reports 1997-V, No. 45, paras. 47 and 49).

S'agissant des 7 contrats de vente à terme ayant fait l'objet d'un remboursement anticipé par les accédants, identifiés grâce à un courrier envoyé par le notaire de la société Gimpro, Maître [S], à la banque Worms

That is, for better or worse, entirely contrary to British practice.

The experts noted that it was inevitable that the applicant’s health would get worse, although they would expect him to experience short periods in which his illness could be expected to be more stable

The applicant was no worse off than a person whose DNA profile was not included in the database, given that the fact that perpetrators of criminal offences could be traced sooner if their DNA profile was

the Court also took into account that under Article 6 § 2 of the Convention individuals have a right to be presumed innocent of any criminal offence until proved guilty (see, among other authorities, Worm

Moreover, his living conditions in the United Kingdom were worse than those in Lithuania.

The Director explained that 'this temporary facility offered conditions which are worse than the conditions for the ordinary prisoners in the other parts of the establishment', a situation that he described

final domestic decision, the object and purpose of Article 35 § 1 of the Convention are best fulfilled by counting the six-month period as running from the date of service of the written judgment (see Worm

        The first applicant submits that the conditions of detention for Irish Republican prisoners in England are considerably worse than those for their counterparts in

spécifiques pour pouvoir relever les médias de l’obligation ordinaire qui leur incombe de vérifier que les déclarations factuelles qu’ils publient à l’égard de particuliers ne sont pas diffamatoires ( Worm

un contrôle européen exercé par la Cour, qui doit dire en dernier ressort si une restriction se concilie avec la liberté d’expression telle que la protège l’article 10 (voir, parmi beaucoup d’autres, Worm

la liberté d’expression constitue l’un des fondements essentiels d’une société démocratique et que les garanties à accorder à la presse revêtent donc une importance particulière (voir, entre autres, Worm

lui faut aussi tenir compte du droit que l'article 6 § 2 de la Convention reconnaît aux individus d'être présumés innocents jusqu'à ce que leur culpabilité ait été légalement établie (voir notamment Worm

définitive, il est plus conforme à l’objet et au but de l’article 35 § 1 de la Convention de considérer que le délai de six mois commence à courir à la date de la signification de la copie de la décision ( Worm