Sentence examples for appeal of one from inspiring English sources

And part of the appeal of "one tool, one target" was that it made monetary policy explicitly a technical rather than political affair.The divide between central banking and politics looks much less clean today.

Yet the previous year the same judge had reduced the sentence on appeal of one Charles Connelly, who had been involved in a robbery in which a van driver in Mitcham, Surrey, was shot dead.

A single trial would also obviate concern about the appeal of one trial judgment on the merits, while the second or third trial was still ongoing (Prosecutor v. Milošević 27 November 2001, pp. 18-19).

As William Thompson argued in Appeal of One Half the Human Race (1825), Mill's premises pointed to the widest possible extension of the franchise, and not to the exclusion of "one half the human race," viz.

You can, therefore, appreciate the appeal of one Sable Colby.

But herein lies the appeal of one of Bahia's most remote, and most beautiful, coastal stretches.

A big appeal on one of those.

"There's a debate going on in London between the virtues of digital and handmade goods," he said, and the appeal of one-offs -- to both designers and consumers -- is that "they're beautiful and unique".

In Belfast, I sat in on the appeal shearing of one of the Guildford Four, Paul Hill.

With so many competitors, what is the appeal of creating one's own rankings?

But she said she was still trying to fathom the appeal of the one character who will not be appearing in the film: Amanda Knox.