Moreover, since ATE insurance was usually only available to litigants whose chances were “better than evens”, if the claimant had ATE   insurance, the defendant would have little or no chance of obtaining

  EXPRESSES PARTICULAR CONCERN that notwithstanding a number of legislative and other important initiatives, which have been repeatedly brought to the attention of the Committee of Ministers, little

presented in evidence to the Court of Appeal, reads as follows:     "I felt that (the first applicant) did want the adoption to go ahead - (the second applicant's) feelings were perhaps a little

Reiterating that there is little scope under Article   10 § 2 of the Convention for restrictions on political speech or the debate on questions of public interest (see Sürek v.

He spent very little time in the nursery, as he was sick most of the time. This, although a common cause for bad performance in tests, was not taken into account when his results were assessed.

It notes that the applicants’ request for such bonds was lodged out of time (see paragraph 13 above) and that, consequently, they stand little, if any, chance to succeed in these proceedings. 47.

The fact that there was still little case-law in this area did not mean that that remedy was ineffective.

The proceedings involved court instances at three levels and lasted in total a little less than 5 years and 3 months.

Moreover, the pending criminal action, in relation to which a civil remedy could have had little effect, if any, could not be ignored.

He claims that since his grandmother and his aunt’s return to Zimbabwe, he has had little contact with them because he was upset about the lies that he had been told during his childhood about his mother

    It appears that the bailiff did little more than organise two meetings between the parties (see paragraphs 9 and 12 above).

From 27 June 2002 to 15 July 2002 the applicant's solicitors contacted both the Sentence Enforcement Unit at the Prison Service and the Parole Board asking for disclosure; there was little response.

In contrast, the proceedings lasted only a little over two years in total before the two appellate courts (the Administrative Court of Appeal and the Supreme Administrative Court), during which time the

cooperated with the Police Authority in order to clarify his identity or facilitate the enforcement of his expulsion order; indeed, he had obstructed the investigations by providing the authorities with as little

He claims that since his grandmother and his aunt’s return to Zimbabwe, he has had little contact with them because he was upset about the lies that he had been told during his childhood about his mother

with the Police Authority in order to clarify his identity or facilitate the enforcement of his expulsion order, but he had rather obstructed the investigations by providing the authorities with as little

They lasted, thus, one year and a little less than five months. The proceedings were conducted at three levels of jurisdiction and there are no delays attributable to the authorities.

A little later the terrorists came back and proceeded to fire at the school for approximately 20 minutes, upon which they left.

could be viewed as affecting his “civil” rights within the meaning of Article 6 of the Convention, let alone as constituting his “possessions” in the sense of Article 1 of Protocol No. 1, the Court has little

The woman suspected of sympathising with the enemy, the little child suspected of    aiding terrorists, the grandfather fearing that his grandson may have joined those in the mountains, the villagers