I       agree with [the applicant's] counsel that police reports       which are not abided by in Court are of very little value    &#xa0

The applicant had refused to give his name and had addressed the officers as “children”, “little girl” and “little boy”. 12.

As to the alleged judgment, referring to its previous finding, the Board gave it little weight as evidence. 20.

In his statement he presented the allegedly true version of events, describing how since 2000 he had started to prepare analytical articles for the MSNBC web-site and how little by little he had become

The decision of 8 June 2002 by which the criminal proceedings were discontinued contained little more than a statement that none of the persons accused by the applicant had confessed to the kidnapping.

At the other meals, detainees only received bread and a little cheese or halva. Meat and fruit were rarely included on the menu.

What is keeping me going are the little ones at home, because I love them.” 20.     The letter was sent on 10 July 2000 (date of the postmark). 21.

But, from the point of view of the citizens who contribute, national insurance contributions are little different from general taxation which disappears into the communal pot of the consolidated fund.

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

The appellants in fact nevertheless consider their aggressive style and offensive disparagements justifiable in a little paper like Humo, which they describe as ‘clearly critical and anti-bourgeois’.

Teresa' aspect, we are of the opinion that       in practice, when considering whether or not the video is       blasphemous, it makes little or no difference

There was no PKK presence in the town and there was no incoming fire, which explains why these security buildings sustained little or no damage. 19.

  Here also, the cells were frequently overcrowded and invariably poorly equipped, there was little or no access to natural light, and artificial lighting and ventilation were often woefully inadequate

In most cases there is reported to be little investigation of these cases, and little transparency on the results of these investigations.

Thirdly, there was little in the way of an immediate support network in place for the mother and any child which might be conceived.

firstly to a charge of indecent assault on a girl under 15 brought against him in 1979 in proceedings during which the applicant had said that he had done the same thing “at least a dozen times both with little

       The High Court found that there was little in the first applicant's submission that she wanted to put the public record straight about C - she considered the press coverage

    The applicant and A are illiterate, as, due to their way of life, they have received little, if any, formal education.

history of non-compliance with the duties imposed by the Act of 1968, marked by a series of decisions of this court holding local authorities to be in breach of their statutory duty, to apparently little

    The Commission gave little weight to the oral evidence of the two “confessors” or ex-members of the PKK.