Sentence examples similar to appeal effect from inspiring English sources

The mayor of Buenos Aires, Mauricio Macri, said the city would not appeal, in effect inviting other same-sex couples to pursue their rights in court.

As soon as Lasker issued his order, ABC's lawyers went upstairs to the Court of Appeals and filed a motion for a "stay pending appeal," the effect of which would be to queer the order.

Ten days before Mr Li's return, a ruling by Hong Kong's Court of Final Appeal in effect granted right of abode in the territory to more than 2,200 children born in Hong Kong to parents from the mainland.

When women select dress to enhance their sexual appeal the effect may not be as desired.

They wrote of its addictive appeal and effect on the creative process, and set their work in an absinthe-saturated milieu.

So primary and forceful have been this novel's appeal and effects upon two generations of us that to not already know Richard Yates's great book seems incongruous, and handing it over cold feels clumsy, a bit like introducing a sage old friend to a precocious new friend: we almost would rather not, for all the crucial things that cannot be thought and said again.

Despite its mainstream appeal, the effects and associations visually and musically echo accredited fine art movements throughout history, and it's been forcefully crashing through the layers of the art establishment over the last decade.

June 2008 The appeal ruling takes effect.

But this appeal has no effect.

Most injunctions have been upheld on appeal and take effect until liability is decided.

But the decision to block the aid appeal had the effect of magnifying the protests, and their virulence.