Such remedies would obviously have little chance of success and could therefore not be considered to be in the interest of a proper administration of justice.

A little later one of the pupils had reported that A.G. was taking the applicant back to the school from the courtyard. N.M. had once again asked for permission to leave and had left the classroom.

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

. -             There had been no possibility of work in the prison to earn a little money, as a result of which he had been constantly hungry and

For example, detained irregular migrants ... should be restricted in their freedom of movement within the detention facility as little as possible.”

been developments in domestic law in some States and recommendations issued by the European Parliament and the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, there was, in the Court's view, still little

    The second applicant submitted that she had not been politically involved and that she knew little of the extent of her husband’s involvement in political activities while they were living

In short, confronted with such wholesale criticism, an impartial reader had little choice but to suspect that the plaintiff had behaved basely (ehrloses Verhalten) and that he was of despicable character

I would like to tell you that according to official statistical data more than half of the children born in Bulgaria are either little Turks or little Gypsies.

pointed out, the borderline between mail concerning contemplated litigation and that of a general nature is especially difficult to draw and correspondence with a lawyer may concern matters which have little

However, "a little rainfall" would pass through because the glass was cracked in some places. In summer the cell became "unbearably hot" at midday, when prisoners had to stay in for some hours.

A little later his brother, the first applicant, arrived at the scene and used a knife to cut through the rope.

They noted that, in comparison to other similar cases, the applicant had made little use of the remedies which were available to him for obtaining his release and/or a review of the relevance of the reasons

Little did I think that events that were to unfold when I was back in my country would make me wonder whether the PN [Nationalist Party] and the MLP look at the duties of the police in somewhat different

She is his only immediate relative who is present, and Mrs Dalia does everything to ensure that her little boy does not suffer from having no father.

At the beginning of a very long lease the value of the reversion may be very little and the total market value of the landlord’s interest may therefore amount to little more than the capitalised value

This sub-section also required that the ordinary course of law and avocations of life and the enjoyment of property should be interfered with as little as might be permitted by the exigencies of the steps

However, the law left little possibility of the applicant ever recovering his property, and the increase in rent every three years, according to law, was of no comfort given that it only reflected inflation

The Government had little if any power in certain parts of the country and the judicial system could currently not be considered to be capable of impartially protecting the population’s basic rights.

He further concluded that given the real fear of multiple caesarean sections, the belief that symphysiotomy was a relatively benign procedure with little by way of adverse sequelae for the mother, and