Sentence examples for appeal posed from inspiring English sources

The question the court of appeal posed regarding what is "reasonably tolerable" is fundamentally unanswerable.

E1 BUSINESS DAY C1-22 Microsoft Antitrust Appeal Most of the seven federal appellate court judges hearing Microsoft's appeal posed difficult questions to a government lawyer about the justification for the breakup of the company ordered by the trial court.

Typically, the justices vote to hear a case when lower courts are divided, but occasionally an appeal poses an entirely new question and asks the justices to upset a long-settled practice.

The Democrats' latest legal appeal had posed a paradox.

Most of the seven judges on the appeals panel posed difficult questions to a Justice Department lawyer about the justification for the breakup, noting that the only companies ever broken up in the 111-year history of the Sherman Antitrust Act had been formed through mergers and acquisitions.

Most of the seven judges on the appeals panel posed tough questions to a Justice Department lawyer about the justification for the breakup, noting in particular that the only companies ever broken up in the 111-year history of the Sherman Antitrust Act had been formed through mergers and acquisitions.

And if a motion involving censure is termed non-germane, Democrats will probably make such an appeal and pose it as a chance to vote for censure.

While I appreciate the "everywoman" appeal of posing sensually behind a buffet of Echo Falls, I'm not sure how much longevity there is to be enjoyed here as a celebrity.

In his escape and his appeal, Chen has posed several questions.

The Court of Appeal of Brussels posed a preliminary question to the ECJ on the interpretation of Article 5(1) of the Convention.

Nixon himself gave a personal appeal, and several Senators posed questions directly to both parties.