He also relied on the statement made to the Iraqi police by the driver of the car, to the effect that the latter had been told to keep quiet about the involvement of Netherlands military personnel. 44.

  The children also need calm and quiet in       order to adapt to the foster home situation.

When the second applicant asked them to be quiet they replied provocatively, using the Serbian dialect in direct allusion to the applicants’ Serbian origin, telling her: “Call the police, we are not afraid

They entered the first applicant and her mother's room and told them to be quiet in unaccented Russian. The women thought that the intruders were Russian servicemen.

    Fellow soldiers gave statements describing Mr Nicolaou as being, among other things, quiet, solitary and reserved.

The applicant, her two daughters, Malika Abdulkerimova and her other relatives decided to leave Katyr-Yurt on foot, while her mother and three brothers decided to wait for a quiet period so that they could

disabled simply by wedging a matchstick behind the re-set button on the control panel and it could not be ruled out that it might have been tampered with by a prison officer or prisoner who wanted a “quiet

      The women all sat down calmly and the third applicant reminded everyone to be quiet.

principles laid down in the basic texts on which the European Union is founded, respect the dignity of Parliament and not compromise the smooth conduct of parliamentary business or disturb the peace and quiet

There is no explicit right in the Convention to a clean and quiet environment, but where an individual is directly and seriously affected by noise or other pollution, an issue may arise under Article 8

Although the situation was quieter on 22 June 2001, the Assistant Chief Constable, following consultation with the Chief Superintendant, decided that it was not possible at this time to mount an operation

    The Council of State scrutinised the Inner City Problems (Special Measures) Bill and submitted an advisory opinion to the Queen.

his very high standard of living and luxury and his evasive and dishonest evidence in relation to confiscation (see, e.g., R v Webb [2011] EWCA Crim 882 paragraph 24 and its citation of Hancox v The Queen

Court HR, Quinn v. France judgment of 22 March 1995, Series A no. 311, p. 18, para. 47).   70.

Minister for Transport and Communications ( Verkeer en Waterstaat ) and the Minister for Housing, Planning and Environment Management ( Volkshuisvesting, Ruimtelijke Ordening en Milieubeheer ), the Queen

France; 22.3.1995, Quinn v. France; 27.9.1995, McCann and Others v. the United Kingdom; 16.9.1996, Akdivar and Others v. Turkey; 15.11.1996, Chahal v. the United Kingdom; 18.12.1996, Aksoy v.

       Pursuant to Sections 74 and 75 para. 1 of the Industrial Appeals Act the Crown (de Kroon), i.e. the Queen and the responsible Minister, can decide that a judgment of the

  Moreno Lax, a law graduate of Queen Mary University of London and Mr   Itamar Mann, a law graduate of the University of Haifa. 2.

The queen understood and smiled. ‘And as for this, well, the heart wants what it wants. And when the heart speaks, we have to listen. Otherwise, there won’t be any peace or joy in life.’