beaten with rubber truncheons and with plastic bottles filled with water; they were strangled with adhesive tape, with a cellophane bag and a gas mask; dogs were set on them; parts of their skin were torn

Toros, Mr A. _ölen, Mr A. Kurudal, Mrs B. Pekgöz, Ms. S. Emina_ao_lu, Mr A. Kaya and Mr C. Aydin. The applicants were represented by Mr K. Boyle, counsel, assisted by Ms. C. Nolan, Mr M. _akar, Mr O.

The pathologist noted that his right upper canine tooth had recently been torn out.

I tell you, if I had as many heads as I have hairs on my head, even if each of those heads were to be torn from my shoulders for following the way of the Koran, I would not abandon my cause ...

He claims that he is able to tend to all his son's needs and perceives the placement as having torn the family apart and as a means of persecuting him and his son's need as an extension of himself.

    By decision of 26 April 1996 and in application of the Fishing Regulation ( kalastussääntö, fiskestadgan ) for the Tornio River ( Torniojoki/Torne älv ) Area, the Finnish-Swedish Frontier

When an EBI official had asked the sister to hand over the paper, she had torn it up and attempted to swallow it. When that had failed, she had tried to hide the paper under her clothes.

Their return to France had torn them from their familiar surroundings in Germany, where they had spent most of their lives and where they had a group of friends.

All the windows of the Gazel were shattered and the back and side doors were torn away.

And here they spoke to him politely, and they threw the people he had just appointed down the stairs and promised they would have something torn out ...

Toon , Home Office,   Advisers ; (b) for the Commission     Mr J. Mucha ,   Delegate ; (c) for the applicant     Mr R.

The bed sheets in the cells were dirty, old and torn. There were no mattresses. Often there were lice, fleas, cockroaches and mice.

The bedding provided by the facility was very worn, torn and dirty. Inmates had to dry their laundry indoors, creating excessive humidity in the cells. 49.

He contended that on 31 July 2000 at about 9 p.m. the applicant was placed in cell no. 23; that he was bleeding and bruised, his clothes were torn and bloodstained and he was unable to move around the

The applicant’s wife was calling the OMON officers “sadists” and “fascists”, and saying “why did you have to do that to him” (“зачем вы его так”) , she was also saying something about a torn boot and asking

His mattress was dirty and torn. The food was of poor quality, often made from products which had spoiled, and was unvaried. It smelled bad. No meat, fresh fruit or vegetables were provided.

After being taken by force from the car, the applicant had hit him in the face with his hand, pulled and torn the pocket of his uniform jacket which he wore over his black clothes.

She denied that she had torn up the calendar.

had been particularly dangerous because of the presence of a number of installations and devices on the sea floor, in which he could have been caught up or which could have led to the umbilical being torn