Sentence examples for an appeal based from inspiring English sources

He relented after Weinberger made an appeal based on posterity.

Sells also lost an appeal based on the contention that he had inadequate legal help during his trial.

He spent 17 years in prison before winning an appeal based on new evidence that pointed to three ex-convicts.

Eric M. Freedman, a professor of law at Hofstra University, said it is highly unlikely that an appeal based on newly discovered evidence will succeed in federal court.

Sheik's lawyer, Rai Basheer Ahmed, who described his client's conviction as "a gross miscarriage of justice", said he planned to make an appeal based on Mohammed's confession.

What is clear is that beyond the hardheaded, dollars-and-sense negotiations, Tierney is making an appeal based partly on emotion.

A small, harmless misconception about the building — that it had once been Whitman's home, not just his printshop — crept into the public consciousness and lent further strength to the campaign, A group of a hundred and six students and faculty members from Smith College signed an emotional appeal based on that misconception, and the appeal duly made its way into the press.

Labour are sidestepping "Cameron's trap" by mounting an electoral appeal based on increasing private-sector growth and improving living standards for the majority.

Labour can sidestep Cameron's political trap by mounting an electoral appeal based on increasing private-sector growth and improving living standards for the majority, rather than a simple defence of public spending.

And an explicit appeal based on racial and ethnic identity, which has been at least the subtext of Mr. Ferrer's campaign, carries risks today that New York City candidates did not have to worry about 20 years ago.

Maybe it's not a mega-national bestseller but it does have a certain appeal based on audiences across their stores.