It found that the decisive issues under the Basic Law had already been decided by the Court in its judgment of 11 November 1986, and that the applicant's complaint offered as little prospect of

#xa0;   characterises the family's situation as follows:         '... the witness explains that the family has integrated       very little

In the applicant’s view the Government’s submission that the relevant parts of the note were available to the defence in documents otherwise produced by the prosecution during the trial, has little importance

    As to the conduct of the authorities, the Court notes that the first two instances dealt with the cases expeditiously (a little longer than a year for two instances).

’s funds as the Ministry implied; (d)     the Ministry had attempted to interpret foreign (French) law, and in such a complex area as tax and commercial law, about which it had known very little

On that date the proceedings had been pending for a little over one year. The period in question has not yet ended.

The Court went to say in each of the judgments that, in line with its case-law, there was little scope under Article 10 § 2 of the Convention for restrictions on political speech or on debate on matters

It may also be noted that there appeared to be little activity in the two years that elapsed from the closing of the further pre-trial investigation in February 1993 to the decision to prosecute in February

for an extension of the time for appealing together with evidence that he or she had been unaware of the proceedings, the Court reiterated that it had already taken the view that such an approach had little

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

Ms B. further submitted that the applicant had behaved badly towards her (violence and financial abuse) and had shown little interest in A.

    Finally, the Court has indicated that the concrete effect of the observations in question on the judgment of the domestic court concerned is of little importance.

Her detention in Braunschweig, with little possibility to move, had already led to her joints having stiffened.

It thus lasted a little over ten and a half years. 39.

In particular, the work done by the authorities on his case between July 1996 and September 1999 was so little that it could have been completed within two months.

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

  15, leaves little room for doubt.

    Once the case had been set down for trial, the case proceeded through three levels of jurisdiction in a little over three and a half years, notwithstanding the complicating factors that the

Equally, there was little the sheriff could do to prevent counsel from pleading their case as fully as they chose, although the time allowed for the adjustment and amendment of the pleadings need not have

She has had little contact with her husband since his deportation.