What will the cash raised by the Guardian and Observer Christmas appeal enable you to do for your beneficiaries?
But the law would be in force pending the appeal, enabling the government, critics say, to make the personnel changes it wants.
A statement by the Football League read: "The Football League can confirm that Leeds United President, Massimo Cellino has had his disqualification under The Football League's Owners' and Directors' Test stayed by the League Arbitration Panel appointed to hear his appeal – enabling Mr Cellino to continue in his present capacity at the club until the appeal process has concluded.
The project raised USD$150 000 in response to the appeal, enabling it to pay its bills and securing its short-term future.
Feedback was collected via structured questionnaires and workshops aimed at culturally tailoring the content for linguistic appeal enabling program delivery to a German speaking population.
His ruling was later quashed by the appeal court, enabling the media to repeat British concerns about US military tactics in Iraq, including the killing of civilians in Falluja and President Bush's alleged suggestion that the offices of the Arabic satellite TV station al-Jazeera should be bombed.
The $3.5 million requested in the appeal will enable UN agencies, including WHO, UNICEF and WFP, to support the Angolan government in strengthening efforts to control the outbreak.
The funds raised under this appeal will enable the UN children's fund to scale up its cholera response, provide incentives for teachers to return to work, procure essential medicines for hospitals and importantly, expand its role in the provision of vital supplies and logistics functions necessary to get the social services back on track.
Resources requested in the appeal would enable UNICEF to provide a full range of support to children, including such things as basic health services, safe water and sanitation, immunization, demobilization of child soldiers, access to education and protection from exploitation and abuse.
A statement issued by human rights organisations Amnesty International and the International Commission of Jurists, Justice and Redress said: "We welcome the decision of the Court of Appeal which now enables the very serious contention that UK authorities and officials were directly implicated in the 'extraordinary rendition' of the claimants to be properly assessed by courts in the UK".
