Sentence examples for appeal open from inspiring English sources
That leaves the possibility of further appeal open.
He had three avenues of appeal open to him.
Otherwise, there are three types of appeal open to you. 1.
In defending Shakespearian tragicomedy against detractors, he asserts that "there is always an appeal open from criticism to nature".
That this is a practice contrary to the rules of criticism will be readily allowed; but there is always an appeal open from criticism to nature.
Boyle, dressed for the occasion in a long red coat and matching hat, took to the steps outside Glasgow Royal Concert Hall to declare the appeal open.
His appeal opens the latest chapter in a far-reaching debate about criminal sentencing that began in 2000 with the Supreme Court's unexpected decision in Apprendi v. New Jersey.
That decision, which the defendants are likely to appeal, opens the case up for depositions of Lehman's officers and directors named in the suit, along with extensive document production, as the case now moves into the discovery phase.
1962 Eichmann Appeal Opened JERUSALEM (Israeli sector) — Adolf Eichmann's appeal against the death sentence opened today [March 22] with the dogged presentation of a highly legalistic defense, the lively participation of the convicted man himself and the peppery questioning of extremely well informed justices.
The British Columbia Court of Appeal opened the way for gays to marry in the province by ending a one-year moratorium on same-sex marriages, making British Columbia the second province after Ontario to allow them.
Although the certificate relates only to the jurisdiction of that court as a court of the United States, yet, as the ground of the bill is that the Constitution of Alabama is in contravention of the Constitution of the United States, the appeal opens the whole case under the act of 1891, chap.
