Sentence examples for Official appeal from inspiring English sources

While there is no official appeal deadline, all information should be submitted during the term the student is seeking aid, and not after.

The party has now lodged an official appeal with the BBC Trust, the corporation's governing body, to try to get the BBC to rethink its decision.

Valentine has no official appeal process, but could try -- as the Marlins' Jeff Torborg did earlier this season -- to persuade Watson to lessen his penalties.

Twenty Afghans, some parents and their children, have lodged an official appeal against their deportation, which was ordered by the home secretary, Jack Straw, after the Stansted airport siege last month.

Mercedes lodged an official appeal to the FIA, the sport's governing body, in protest against Max Verstappen's driving in the closing stages of the Suzuka race, when the Red Bull driver fought off Hamilton's attempt to pass him.

CATASTROPHES The 1997 World Disasters Report of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies defines a "disaster" as an event, other than war, which causes the death of more than ten people, affects more than 100 people, or leads to an official appeal for assistance.

In even larger numbers, these experts say, Britons themselves, including tens of thousands who normally commute to work in London, have heeded official appeals and stayed home.

There is no official appeals process, and unofficial lobbying efforts by studio representatives in Beijing were unsuccessful.

"It is impossible," he writes, "to change caste without an official appeals board ruling that you are a different color from what you were originally certified to be.

We noted probable jurisdiction over the state school officials' appeal, 436 U.S. 902, 98 S.Ct.

But the accreditation remains in place while county officials appeal, saying the action was taken without sufficient evidence.