Sentence examples for Legitimate appeal from inspiring English sources

And so the Citizens Advice will become inundated with legitimate appeal claims.

Its advocates call it a legitimate appeal to people left on the sidelines while other groups benefit from affirmative action and government aid programs.

"I've never seen anything like this before, and I can't imagine its purpose, except to prevent the parishioners from exercising their legitimate appeal rights," said Nicholas P. Cafardi, dean emeritus at Duquesne University in Pittsburgh.

Watson was the first to go after the umpire Rudi Koertzen adjudged him out lbw - he had earlier denied an equally legitimate appeal by Sharma - after the Aussie was bamboozled by a low ball from Mishra with his century in sight.

Because there is no "complete inventory of our primary sources of knowledge," there can be disagreement as to what constitutes a legitimate appeal to observation or what is a real verification (PD 45).

Grievances against police have a legitimate appeal process.

Last week The Times reported that 30 death-row prisoners in Alabama didn't even have lawyers to pursue what could be legitimate appeals.

Others take this critique seriously but try to distinguish legitimate appeals to information from misleading or erroneous ones.

The match is remembered for an infamous penalty decision 12 minutes from time –was it Joe Jordan who handled Johnston's cross, or David Jones? – but few remember two other penalty shouts, a legitimate handball appeal in the area against Joey Jones, and a more questionable one when Jones upended Dalglish.

And they had a legitimate penalty appeal turned by referee Lee Mason just after the break when Vidic shoved Mariappa.

Ordinarily, the kind of religious persecution that engenders religious conflict is legitimated by appeal to secular reasons of the sort mandated by the DRR.