Therefore, any ruse there had been had been a “little ruse”.

A little later the officer had radioed in to say that the thief had managed to bump-start the scooter, and to give an indication of the direction in which the thief had gone.

   A psychiatric report of the same date concluded as follows:   "We know very little of a personal history that has been marked by deaf-mutism and attempts at therapy which have achieved

  However, that step was of little assistance here, partly because there was little case-law on the subject but principally because there was little dispute that the reason set out in the authorities

If we stand back a little from the particular circumstances of this case, this is the response which is so often urged when British people are in trouble with the law in foreign countries, and in this

The applicant argued that she, as a Russian-speaking person of old age and little education, had not been able to properly exercise her rights at the hearing and effectively assert her claim.

Our view of this submission may bear a little expansion in the context of considering a potential breach of Article 6.

They squeezed his little finger with pliers, put a gas mask on him and forced him to squat. They also punctured his neck with a needle. The applicant was released after he had confessed. 24.

The applicant also alleged that the water was not drinkable and that he had therefore had to buy water with the little money that he earned.

    On one occasion when the second applicant had been in the sauna half-undressed, O.B. had entered the sauna and had told her that she was still little, thereby embarrassing her. 19.

Because the European Court of Human Rights is obliged to respond to each of those applications, and that takes time; even if each one takes only a little bit of time, multiplied by tens of thousands, this

The ambassador considered that, as the applicant had worked very little that year, it would be more appropriate to postpone her annual work performance evaluation by six months.

According to the same report the mother was rational, expressed little emotions, was reserved and also aimed at achieving a positive result in the test.

Brutalising a little boy?’; İ.D. said, ‘I have been in the police for ... years and I did my duty; what of it if I did hit him once or twice?’

  To improve this through Trade Union negotiation is very difficult: there is no union specifically for these workers, and the ones they could join show little interest in the problems of part-timers

  In short, they were subject to an impoverished regime and, more particularly, were offered very little human contact.

or no schooling had little choice but to subject their daughters to this practice.

The applicant had received little food, which had been of a very bad quality (a cup of warm water in the morning and evening and boiled vegetables with warm water for lunch).

It does appear to impair the various constitutional rights referred to as little as possible and it does appear that its effects on those rights are proportional to the objective of the legislation.” 18

Miss Sheikh did not know any detail of what sort of dishonesty was being alleged against her, and in her first witness statement could do little more on this aspect of the case than to say that she utterly