In the projection of the right edge of the right shoulder-blade [and] on the right side of the parietal region of the head [there are] abrasions having an elongated form, [which are] covered with dry and

    On 17 July 1985 Mr F. applied for an injunction to restrain Mrs M. from hanging out clothes to dry over the courtyard of his apartment, thereby allegedly interfering with his property rights

The inmates did not have enough space for their personal belongings and had to dry their washed clothes in their living premises as well, resulting in constant stuffiness and an unpleasant smell.

IZ-99/1 that dry rations had been given to detainees from 2003 onwards. 64 .

The inmates did not have enough space for their personal belongings and had to dry their washed clothes in their living premises as well, causing constant stuffiness and stench.

identity of an informant, both because of the risk of physical harm to that informant, and because of the importance to the effective detection of crime of ensuring that the sources of information do not dry

dehydrated, he would have expected the person to be physically very weak and possibly bedridden, to have a fast pulse rate and low blood pressure and, on examination, the eyes would appear sunken, the tongue dry

On reading this dry civil servant's prose, the Acting Prefect of the Loiret, Jacques Marti-Sane, expressed his satisfaction in writing.

However, the defendants in defamation cases should never be regarded as the custodians of bottomless wells which are incapable of ever running dry. ...

The inmates had to dry their clothes in the cell. 21.     Because of poor medical assistance and bad hygienic conditions, the cells were infected with bed bugs, lice and ants.

From February 1949 onwards he worked for the dry-cleaning firm of J. H.

  102/2000) provides: “Cells must be bright, dry, airy, and sufficiently large. Each prisoner should have at least 9 sq. m of space in a single cell, and 7 sq. m of space in a shared cell.” 2.

Inmates had to wash and dry their laundry indoors, creating excessive humidity in the cells. Inmates were also allowed to smoke in the cells.

At the medical unit, the applicant was examined by a doctor to whom he complained of, inter alia , pain in his chest, dry mouth, asthenia, headache, dizziness and occasional vomiting.

Inmates had to dry their laundry indoors, creating excessive humidity in the cells. 49.     The shower was available once a week.

The laundry service was always closed and the inmates had to wash and dry their bed sheets in the cells. The toilet was separated from the living area of the cell only in cell no.   4/19.

According to the medical register of the temporary detention centre ... , [the applicant] had complained only about his dry cough ... ... According to forensic report no.

But keeping their powder dry until return would only delay the problem which this would bring for the PTA, undermining the good faith necessary for its effective and beneficial operation.

They announced to the hostages that the tap water had been poisoned and that they had declared a “dry hunger strike” in support of their captors’ demands.