Moreover, there is nothing to prevent the parents and acquaintances from calling the child by the name of the parents'   choice.

The declaration in question consisted of virulent criticism of the Turkish Government centred on serious allegations of ill-treatment of citizens of Kurdish origin, and invoked religious precepts in calling

country with which she is not familiar – had to contact a person whom she had indeed seen on two occasions as a guest at the restaurant, but for whom she had no address and whom she could only contact by calling

; and (2)     in that on 6 November 2007, during a search of prisoners in Section 1A of the Prison, he insulted prison guards D.S. and M.B. by calling them “garbage” and then prevented them from

At the hearing the Secretary of State indicated that he would not be calling the two complainants as witnesses.

Consequently, the Court finds that, even assuming that the applicant’s statements were to be considered value judgments, there was not a sufficient factual basis for calling abortions as performed by Dr

has to assess whether the new information, which contradicts the information provided by the Committee Against Torture (see paragraphs 10 and 11 above) and in the domestic proceedings is capable of calling

with the constitutional ruling of 30 October 2003 (see below), in 2005 section 48 § 2 of the Electoral Rights Act was amended with §   2.1, stating that actions by the mass media, consisting in calling

    This task is especially complicated by the need to assess evidence calling for expert knowledge in various medical fields.

need for the Court of Appeal to re-examine any evidence or to take any new evidence, (ii) the case had been abundantly heard at first instance, and (iii) there had been no important public interest calling

The domestic courts had constantly breached the provisions of the domestic law by calling for the re-examination of the case on so many occasions.

  Calin   Mircea   Popescu   Nasta («   le requérant   »), avait saisi la Commission européenne des Droits de l’Homme («   la Commission   ») le 30   juillet

de toute ambiguïté   : «   CV de Lola massage   »   : tarif 1 000 francs   ; «   CV de Lampine   »   : brune – cheveux longs, 170 cms, 55 kgs, 85 TPB, 30 ans, câline

subject to respect for the terms of the Convention, to decide whether the hearing of a witness for the defence is likely to be of assistance in discovering the truth and, if not, to decide against calling

C'est elle qui rentrait les calages dans l'ordinateur. Mr Y... a bien eu son avenant en Mai 2008 et vous êtes au courant qu'il avait refusé de le signer, c'est de la mauvaise foi de votre part.

The television programme was broadcast in the context of a debate on a matter of public interest, thus calling for a high level of protection of freedom of expression, with a particularly narrow margin

The language of the author, who was targeting young people and explaining to them that no revolution was possible without loss of life, could not be regarded as calling for peace or the peaceful settlement

conducted the proceedings in an efficient manner, including numerous activities which necessity and time-effectiveness were uncontested by the parties, such as holding hearings, admitting evidence and calling

    Calling V. as a witness was not in itself a sufficient counterbalancing measure given that V. had refused to give evidence.