Sentence examples for appeal correct from inspiring English sources
"The duty to consider disciplinary action is all the sharper because the judge, being aware that there is no appeal to correct any sentence he imposed, had a particularly acute duty to adhere to law and practice," the three write.
The costly and complex bureaucratic appeals to correct mistakes guarantee that many TNCs are just ignored.
Some have even opined that the manner in which judges deal with cases and litigants is more important than the accuracy of their rulings, which can be appealed and corrected later in a higher court.
In appropriate circumstances, the Patent Trial and Appeal Board may correct the naming of the inventor in any application or patent at issue.
No court of the state, except the Supreme Court by was of appeal, may review, correct o annul any action of the Commission within the scope of its authority or suspend the execution thereof; and the Supreme Court may not review an order fixing rates by direct appeal from such order.
The correct appeal is to utility itself.
The traditional phenomenological approach is to appeal to a correct phenomenological description and maintain that this is the best argument to be found.
If Trott did get an edge it was virtually impossible to judge, and umpire Kumar Dharmasena's decision to turn down India's vociferous appeal was the correct one.
The appeals court was correct to reject a categorical rule of exclusion if that was in fact what the district court invoked, Justice Thomas said.
If the appeals court was correct in suggesting that even Judge Trager's worthy intentions cannot justify race-conscious actions by government, that theory would seem to call into question the very premises of affirmative action.
