Sentence examples for actively appeals from inspiring English sources

What makes going on a cruise heinous to the rest of us is that which actively appeals to its fans: the fact that while you're at sea, you exist in a state of suspended animation, outside the usual parameters of space and time.

Ex-policeman Richard Hongisto worked for 10 years to change the conservative views of the San Francisco Police Department, and also actively appealed to the gay community, which responded by raising significant funds for his campaign for sheriff.

Steenkamp's family, however, did not actively support their appeal.

The Home Office disclosed to the Siac hearing it was actively considering an appeal to the grand chamber of the Strasbourg court as well as attempting to get a clear assurance from the Jordanians that torture-tainted evidence would not be used against Qatada.

The agencies say they will hear an appeal when the issuer provides new information or shows that their analysis is faulty, but they actively discourage sour grapes appeals.But can an agency objectively assess a company that is paying its bills?

Her solicitor, Robert Brown, said they are actively considering whether to appeal.

Pryce's solicitor said the 60-year-old economist, who denied the charge using the rare defence of marital coercion, was "actively considering" whether to appeal.

The Wrigleys actively encourage the populist appeal.

The league won on both, so the players did not actively take part in their appeals hearing.

"We are actively preparing the documents to appeal," the spokesman, Yao Jian, said at a news conference.

It seems that even as the prime minister was telling MPs severely disabled children were exempt, government lawyers were still actively seeking to quash an appeal court ruling last May that would ensure exemptions for severely disabled children did not apply.