that the six-month rule is autonomous and must be construed and applied according to the facts of each individual case, so as to ensure the effective exercise of the right to individual application ( Worm

Government argued that the decision to grant custody of the children to their father had been lawful, reasonable and taken in the best interests of the children, and that the children would have been far worse

Arguments between the parents became worse and ended in outbursts of violence against the first applicant, who subsequently lodged a complaint against her husband (the Court has not been informed of the

balance in determining, as must be done under paragraph 2 of Article 10, whether the restriction was proportionate to the legitimate aim pursued (see, mutatis mutandis , Goodwin , cited above, § 40, and Worm

Although allowance has to be made for changes in the moral climate, even for the worse, what we have here would revolutionise it.

However, the situation has got worse. This circle has recently seen the entry – and this is the trend [ modismo ] of modern times – of the professional associations of judges and public prosecutors.

She argued that her husband’s state of health would become worse and that due to the lack of a diagnosis no appropriate medical care would be possible.

paragraph 12: "Then I found out that most people         knew various stories about persons who had had a         similar or even worse

[At a time] when the demographic situation in Lithuania is becoming threatened, the Seimas should not make matters worse by considering such a controversial law, which may be taken by society as an insult

Convention are best served by counting the six-month period as running from the date of service of the copy of the written decision, irrespective of whether that decision was previously delivered orally (see Worm

Because Pte   Ye.F. had testified against Pte K., attitude of his fellow servicemen towards him grew worse. 6 .

    Conclusion 3 states that “[t]he interrogations of the CIA were brutal and far worse than the CIA represented to policymakers and others”.

The rule also affords the prospective applicant time to consider whether to lodge an application and, if so, to decide on the specific complaints and arguments to be raised (see, for example, Worm v.

.: ... the expedition concluded ... that last year's mudslides in Tyrnauz were absolutely unique ... nowadays the profile of the mud phenomena in this basin has drastically changed for the worse.

According to him, the pain subsequently grew worse and on 13 February 2002 he was examined by a doctor, who recommended physiotherapy.

That threw doubt on the reliability of the reports the bank was submitting to the BNB; there were reasons to believe that its actual financial situation was worse than apparent from those reports.

This also has its importance under Article 97 of the Constitution. (112) The lessors have maintained that it is unreasonable that at the expiry of the contracts they will be in a [worse] position than

Among other reasons, this may provide perverse incentives to any national authorities which may not be inclined to “lift the lid” on either isolated or, worse still, systemic incidents of racial profiling

Where an applicant is entitled to be served ex officio with a written copy of the final domestic decision the six-month period runs from the date of service of the written judgment (see Worm v.