Sentence examples for appeal granted from inspiring English sources

The court of appeal granted their application.

Eighty eight were referred to the Court of Appeal with leave to appeal granted in 73 cases.

In 1999 the E.P.O. board of appeal granted I.B.M. a patent for a software application with no clear technical nature.

American Trucking Associations, No. 99-1257, and the appeal granted today is American Trucking Associations v. Browner, No. 99-1426.

Last week, the Court of Appeal granted the firm the right to challenge Mr Pickles's decision, which was made against the recommendation of a planning inspector.

The appeal granted on Friday is part of a complicated web of court proceedings that Brown has undertaken since Syed's conviction.

In 1908 Secretary of the Interior James R. Garfield responded to San Francisco's appeal, granting the city rights to development at Hetch Hetchy, stating that "Hetch Hetchy was not unique, a lake would be even more beautiful than its meadow floor and the hydroelectric power generated could eventually pay for the costs of construction".

On Thursday a state court of appeals granted a county prosecutor's motion to stop the proceedings temporarily.

He was afraid of death, and the thought of its inevitability would put him in a foul, irritated mood, as if it were an execution that had already been scheduled for tomorrow, with no appeals granted.

A federal court of appeals granted an emergency stay of a lower court ruling, issued last week, that required the Internet music service Napster to remain offline until it proved it could more effectively filter copyrighted content.

The country's new appetite for executions has raised concerns that convicts like Sandiford, who was found guilty in 2013 for trafficking 4.8kg of cocaine to Bali, are unlikely to have their appeals granted.