It mattered little whether he had the necessary professional qualifications and had refrained from expressing any political views at the Technical College.

Indeed, what really mattered was not that his fine was suspended, but rather the fact that he had been convicted at all.

Moreover, they had not obtained an improvement in their conditions of detention while it still mattered. 76.

  It mattered little in this respect that section   53 of the Tyrol Building Regulations Act, which was applied in the present case, had been enacted after the reservation had been deposited,

The Government emphasised, once more, that the safeguards guaranteed under the Convention were of a subsidiary nature and that what really mattered was the protection afforded by the national authorities

What mattered was that the two officers had lawfully tried to stop and arrest Mr I.I.

The District Court concluded that the second applicant, who had matured according to his age, seriously and understandably opposed to visits.

As to the proceedings concerning the adoption of the railway plan, the applicants submitted that what mattered in terms of exhaustion of remedies was that all of them had requested a judicial review by

In any event, as the Court had stated in Jersild (cited above), the limited nature of a fine was not relevant; what mattered was the fact that the journalist had been convicted.

supporting the applicant’s evidence that he was in the public house before the taxi came to pick up M. and the discrepancies in M.’s evidence on timing, properly leaving it to the jury to decide how these mattered

It may be noted in passing that if it had been a question merely of information, it would not have mattered if Pauty had come to Switzerland in the week in which Mrs.

#xa0;   On   26 January 2011 a neurologist diagnosed the applicant with cervical spine osteochondrosis and recommended him to put a hard surface (something like a wood shield) beneath his matrass