that, owing to the current method of composition of electoral commissions at all levels, the electoral commissions were not independent and impartial and, as a result, all their decisions heavily favoured

K, under which he favoured in examinations those candidates who attended the courses of Dr. K. This allegation led both to criminal and disciplinary proceedings against the Applicant.   On ..

The applicants also alleged that the relevant law and practice violated the principle of equality as they favoured the pre-nationalisation owners and were not based on a considered attempt to strike a

xa0; Although the law appears to favour one of the parties by giving it a period of three months within which it has the sole right to elect whether and when to apply for Decree Absolute, the party favoured

It favoured open conditions rather than release to the applicant to be tested in a structured but less controlled setting in order that he could demonstrate that he was able to apply the skills that he

It noted that the applicant association itself had favoured this interpretation.

that, owing to the current method of composition of electoral commissions at all levels, the electoral commissions were not independent and impartial and, as a result, all their decisions heavily favoured

The inability to hunt deprived him not only of his favourite pastime but also of the friendships he had cultivated through hunting.

that, owing to the current method of composition of electoral commissions at all levels, the electoral commissions were not independent and impartial and, as a result, all their decisions heavily favoured

The court pointed out that the Property Act in fact favoured those new owners by excluding restitution, but only if they had acquired the property rights before 18   October   1989.

  Article 3, paragraph (3), of the Basic Law, states expressly:   No one shall be favoured or discriminated against on account of his descent.

Or, il s’avère que le contrôle s’est déroulé alors que monsieur [B] [H], gérant de la pharmacie de la Faourette, venait de prendre ses fonctions à l’âge de 29 ans et que son officine, se trouvant dans

Municipality referred to the fact that the Committee at the Northrhine Westphalia Ministry of the Interior, deciding on cases where an envisaged expulsion would amount to an undue hardship, had not favoured

The applicants also alleged that the relevant law and practice violated the principle of equality as they favoured the pre-nationalisation owners and were not based on a considered attempt to strike a

The argument that the applicant’s husband had had the possibility to build up sufficient resources was reasonable and older fishermen could not generally be favoured when granting licences, as this would

offence is detected and punished, and no innocent person is punished; (2) through the correct application of measures provided for by criminal law and through the disclosure of the circumstances which favoured

He punished him by throwing his toys in the bin or by crushing his favourite ones with his feet in front of the child.

It held that the applicant knew the victims of the alleged offense, the party that had been unduly favoured in the tender and the other suspects, therefore there was a risk that they would collude and

The criterion favoured candidates who had pursued professional activities in Mallorca or Ibiza over those who had done so elsewhere in Spain. 4 .

insufficient food, the scarcity of the human resources (medical and administrative staff), lack of medicines and of proper paraclinical methods of investigation – all these were considered to have favoured