At one point they cross a small railroad and a low barrier.

A car driven by a protestor tried to force its way through the car gate but crashed into a barrier erected to prevent such intrusions.

Craxi: “I wasn't aware, there is a statement [made by] Bitetto exposing that years ago, but there is a continuity in the criminal offence, he took part in a meeting in Bari or Brindisi in which were present

The direct purpose of the legislator in this case is to set a certain barrier on incomes by using the means of tax law.

    They further submitted that in domestic law there was nothing to prevent political parties from forming coalitions in order to get through the 10% barrier.

document sets out detailed technical standards for equipping the above types of penal institutions with means of guarding, surveillance and control, for example fencing, walls, earthworks and other barriers

The language barrier caused problems during some therapy sessions and due to cognitive deficiencies difficulties remained, even with the assistance of an interpreter.

    Special equipment (truncheons, handcuffs, tear gas, electroshock devices, equipment for destroying barriers, etc.) may be used, inter alia , to overcome a person's resistance to the police

revolutionary role, the working class      must take action, must lead that action, must call the bluff of the      trade union bosses of every camp and smash the barriers

Sunni Muslims may be able to relocate to the south. 1.4.14 In general currently there are no insurmountable barriers preventing Iraqi nationals from relocating to Baghdad or the governorates in the south

On 28   March 2002, a trainee clinical psychologist supervised by Dr Evershed highlighted concerns about barriers to treatability but concluded that she and the applicant had “developed a firm and

Skirmishes continued between the Greek-Cypriot and the Turkish-Cypriot demonstrators, resulting in the unfortunate death of Anastasios Isaak, who had become entangled and trapped in spiral barbed-wire barriers

At 10.30 a.m. of the day of the incident, Soldier S.G. was on guard duty at the main entrance barrier to the position.

In the proceedings before it, there are no procedural barriers to the admissibility of evidence or pre ‑ determined formulae for its assessment.

The demonstrators broke through a wire barrier maintained by UNFICYP and destroyed an UNFICYP observation post.

The Court is, moreover, satisfied that the Commission, in assessing the evidence, took due account of the difficulties inherent in its task, such as the barriers created by differences in language and

  Germany , Commission Decision of 7 May 1979, no. 8227/78, the Constitutional Court noted that the law might create certain procedural barriers to such complaints: for example, establish short time-limits

Had he been required to do so, this might have erected a permanent barrier to bringing matters before the Court (see, mutatis mutandis , Guzzardi v. Italy , 6 November 1980, § 80, Series A no. 39).

The right of access to a court is impaired when the rules cease to serve the aims of legal certainty and the proper administration of justice and form a sort of barrier preventing the litigant from having

    to promote their full social integration and participation in the life of the community, in particular through measures, including technical aids, aiming to overcome barriers to communication