If the preliminary opinion finds that the former holders incurred losses as a result of the extraordinary measures (that is to say that the former holders’ situation was worse than it would

clashes have increasingly destroyed housing, market areas (Bakara market has been deliberately shelled) and infrastructure and the recent closure of the airport is likely to make matters in Mogadishu worse

He argued that the conditions in which he had been held at the Lukiškės Remand Prison had been degrading: the cells were overcrowded, full of rats and worms, appropriate toilet facilities were lacking,

She raised a number of arguments about the Bar qualification exam and professional reputation, without maintaining that the criminal conviction had placed her in a worse situation than representatives

As to the second applicant, the report stated that being sent back to Burundi was felt to be “even worse” than living with Mr and Mrs M. 35.

If the trial does not work the patient will be no worse off than he is at present...”

According to the first applicant, her husband started abusing her psychologically after the marriage, which grew worse after the child was born. 2.     Proceedings for interim measures 7.

; On 26 July 2005 Swedish radio announced and other media published articles about a report by the Swedish Labour Inspector that locally employed staff at Swedish embassies received less pay and had worse

    Relations between the applicant and V. grew worse and on 20   September 2011, after a quarrel with the applicant, V. took the child and moved from the flat without the agreement or knowledge

Indeed, it could have been a great deal worse. They were in very real physical danger at the beginning.

  His condition      has developed over the last several months and is expected      to become worse.

In a discrimination case, in which the wrongful act is treating A better than B, this involves forming a view about whether the State should have complied by treating A worse or B better.

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

Intimidation of possible witnesses, and worse, was to be presumed. Where the police have secret intelligence, they would be unable to produce informants as witnesses without compromising them.

W.H., the father of the two youngest children, was recorded as not cohabiting and the mother had stated that she would not marry him as she would be worse off financially.

She pleaded with the police not to arrest him, notwithstanding that he was in breach of his bail conditions, as this would make the situation worse.

What’s even worse [is that] I feel too frequently that it is not the defendant in the hands of a court, but me in the hands of the defendant and his counsel.

trial concerning the killing of his brother Mehmet Şerif Avşar, his family had been threatened by the Saraykapı gendarmes, who warned that if the family mentioned the gendarmes in court things would get worse

Nor does the consideration that a foreigner should not receive worse treatment in the matter of costs than a national, dictate the conclusion that permanent exemption from costs is necessarily implied