The basic rights of freedom of religion and freedom of association – and of course also freedom of expression, which, for the matter now in issue, has little if any independent significance

D. had only done that to him and to one little girl. The first applicant said that another boy, G., had also “done a wee in [his] mouth and [his] bottom” and had hit the other children.

In the cell there was little room for movement, since 60% of it was occupied by the large plank bed.

A little while later I was invited to go to the office of the deputy chief of police [G.].

    It appears that little progress has been made since the appeal in 1987.

A little while later, they heard a commotion inside the premises and saw several police officers run inside. The latter brought out a badly burnt woman and sent her to a hospital.

According to the police, the cars involved were of little value and suffered little damage which could thus not be reconciled with the physical injuries claimed. 4.

The EBI also had a large and well-equipped gymnasium but, at the time of the visit, it appeared that comparatively little use was being made of this facility.

He had stood and watched a little longer before going down and giving his name to the police as a witness. (d)     Officer Dekker 40.

The Ministry is considering whether guidelines for such situations should be introduced.' (53)     I attach little weight to this statement.

Like little dogs rolling over and wagging their tails when their food is served in their dog-bowls or when [they are promised] a bone, they begin their subtle attacks ...

Poor little Payam, has you giving it the large one to your friends blown up in your face and back fired. It couldn’t have happeneded to a better person, his a little snake and he knows it.

‘An intelligent woman who knows how to choose men, to take risks’, he told the police, sweeping a little too quickly under the carpet the doubts about her state of health.

understood pathological demand avoidance syndrome and stated: “In conclusion I have little doubt that if Patrick returned to a purely custodial setting in which there was no understanding of his deficits

It carries some sinecures, perhaps some perks ... but it has little effective power. The problem, however, lies in this question: has, or will have [effective power]?

The remainder of the seized items were given back to the first applicant a little more than three months after the seizure, on 18 June 2014, immediately after their contents had been inspected by the expert

At the same time, it appears that the discontinuation of the proceedings ordered by the Presidium of the Supreme Commercial Court had little effect on the functioning of the applicant association, which

Moreover, the applicant maintained that the case against her was at its weakest before the third trial, so little weight could be attached to the strength of the case against her in deciding whether or

  They are virtually illiterate having received little education.   They could not possibly conduct a case without legal representation.

xa0; "It is clear that there was some slipshod police work in the present case, no doubt because they took the view here was a man who had admitted these crimes fully, and consequently there was very little