The back of the trunk was completely destroyed when the shrapnel pieces had exited the body. All internal organs had also been shattered. There were no shrapnel pieces left in the body.

    Non-enforcement of a judgment is a continuing situation (see, among many others, Trunov v.   Russia , no.   9769/04, §   15, 6   March 2008).

Trunov and Ms L.K. Ayvar, lawyers practising in Moscow.

n'emporte pas de rupture d'échelle ni de concurrence visuelle prégnante avec les éléments paysagers et demeure notamment bien distinct de la cuesta du pays d'Auge qui structure le paysage de la plaine de Trun

    On 28 June 1993 at 4.25 p.m. he was travelling by motor bicycle along a trunk road near Millemont when the police recorded his speed as 172 kph on a stretch of road where a 110 kph limit

  Ukraine , no. 9670/02, § 20, 19 April 2005, and Trunov v. Russia , no.   9769/04, § 15, 6 March 2008).

The injuries included a damaged left ear, and bruises on the trunk, face, left arm and left leg (qualified as minor injuries by the Government).

The applicants in the second application were represented before the Court by Mr Trunov and Ms Ayvar, lawyers practising in Moscow.

I don’t know how a stolen house differs from a stolen painting or an old trunk, nor how paying a ‘ransom’ for a piece of art in the occupied territories fits in with American films and morals.

Police entered the homes of two Roma families and beat two Roma youths, handcuffed them, forced them into the trunk of a car, and drove them to the police station ...

Whilst being transported, the applicant and other detainees were kept in the closed metal trunk of an unheated prison van.

No restriction on scope of trunk movement. No paravertebral muscular contraction.

Also, a very large number of injuries and ecchymoses were observed on the face and on the trunk of the body.

s shot had been aimed at Mr Oláh's thigh, Mr Oláh had in fact been hit on the trunk, because he had been in the act of descending the stairs leading from the entrance door.

  The bruises were numerous and unusually located on her body, namely on the trunk, the upper part of the thighs and on the throat.

front wing; broken left headlight; five holes in the right front door; a missing window of the right front door; three “perforation holes” and numerous cracks on the windscreen; perforation holes in the trunk

    On 26 October 1999 the Koyulhisar Magistrates' Court found Yılmaz Özcan guilty of violating the Forest Law because the trunks of unlawfully cut down trees were found in his garden.

    The expert opined that the spinal fractures could have resulted from the endwise compression of the spine and bending of the trunk.

The autopsy of Desmond Grew described the cause of death as “multiple injuries due to multiple high-velocity bullet wounds of trunk and limbs”, noting that there were approximately forty-eight wounds made