[Those allegations] have never bothered me. –     Comments regarding your involvement in the “1 st of May” massacre were made with reference to an American newspaper.

    The Court notes that the application is not manifestly ill-founded within the meaning of Article 35 § 3 (a) of the Convention.

She had been bothered by men belonging to the Marehan clan who twice came to her house to enquire about her husband’s whereabouts.

Consequently, there was “family life” within the meaning of Article 8. However, taking into account the criteria formulated in the cases of Boultif v.

    The Court considers that this complaint is not manifestly ill ‑ founded within the meaning of Article 35 § 3 of the Convention.

    It is not manifestly ill-founded within the meaning of Article   35 §   3   (a) of the Convention, either.

Since that time, she had worn a headscarf in class, a fact that had not bothered the school’s head teacher, his immediate superior or the district inspector whom she had met regularly.

On an unspecified date, at a meeting with the MC and JM (two employees of the Visa Unit), the applicant was told that if the visa were to be issued the applicant would have had to give personal guarantees

  He mentioned the applicant's statement that he would like not to be bothered any longer by his wife and to be divorced as soon as possible; that he would like to have a home in Austria and live

further states that, although displaced persons from Chechnya residing elsewhere in the Russian Federation do not have to fear persecution from the side of the Russian authorities, they are often bothered

It should therefore be established whether, on the basis of his personal situation, the applicant had founded reasons to fear persecution within the meaning of the 1951 Geneva Convention relating to the

[Those allegations] have never bothered me. –   Comments regarding your involvement in the “1 st of May” massacre were made with reference to an American newspaper.

Following that meeting he often telephoned them. However, with time A and B stopped taking his calls. 14.

Their party colleague, who had been delivering the speech, would have been the only person to be bothered by the display, but she had in fact consented to the use of the posters.

The undertaking could easily have been extended to cover that if the defendants had bothered to raise it with the claimant and his advisers.” 32.

IGNORED The fact that bothered the lady from Salzburg most was that the mother was only focussing on Christian: ‘She has cold-shouldered Christoffer.

On an unspecified date, at a meeting with M.C. and J.M.

At the Social Section’s meeting it became obvious to the applicants that none of its members had bothered to read their rejoinder.

[The applicant] had not bothered anybody and had not formed any personal relationships.