Sentence examples for appeal points from inspiring English sources

It has allowed us to work with Crimewatch to build the most detailed reconstruction as yet, and highlight very specific appeal points.

But several of the convictions of former employees of Enron have already been overturned or amended on appeal, points out Christine Hurt, a professor of law at the University of Illinois.

"We continue to put Madeleine at the heart of our investigation and I would urge people to watch Crimewatch tonight and if you can help identify this man or have any information about our new appeal points please contact us," he said.

"The reality is that the junior lawyers who typically supervise work experience students are far more likely to spend their time arguing about minor road traffic claims in the county courts of outer London than debating the finer points of human rights law in the court of appeal," points out Adam Wagner, a barrister at One Crown Office Row.

"All of the appeal points put to the appellate tribunal relating to the harsh and excessive nature of the embargo were dropped as it would not have been appropriate to have taken those to the Court of Session.

"We don't want to file without having everything prepared because we could find ourselves on the fast-track to appeal without the necessary documents, which is why every day we are spending considerable time getting the disclosure, the material together and working on the various appeal points of which there are many," he said.

After admitting that she, too, had been following the story closely, she promulgated a different theory about the royal family's appeal, pointing to Elizabeth's crown rather than to the Duchess's hair (although, she said, "There's something compelling about how clearly she realizes it's a job").

Opponents, who said that the Constitution did not need to be amended and that charter schools already had routes of appeal, pointed to heavy spending by out-of-state donors, including Alice Walton, the daughter of the founder of Walmart, Sam Walton; Americans for Prosperity, the Tea Party group founded by the billionaire Koch brothers; and several companies that manage charter schools.

His appeal pointed to what it called the state's "dysfunctional" system of capital punishment.

Appeals on points of law may be made to the High Court (Court of Session in Scotland), then the Court of Appeal, and finally, with leave, to the House of Lords.

The provision restricting appeals to points of law was no doubt intended to limit challenges by people facing deportation.