Sentence examples for appeal stands from inspiring English sources

Newport's upscale appeal stands in contrast to the much more challenging reality for many of its residents.

The result is a work whose populist appeal stands as a powerful antidote to Mies' more austere aesthetic approach.

UNICEF's appeal stands at $65million ,targeting 3 million children and adults.

A tie that lets the ruling under appeal stand does not have the force of precedent, and it does not necessarily have any force outside the particular circuit in question.

For many years, the Supreme Court (located in Kinshasa) and the Courts of Appeal stood at the centre of Congo's judicial system, but, after the promulgation of the 2006 constitution, they were slated to be superseded by the new judicial structure.

"The force appealed against the outcome but the original appeal stood".

A study of subjects who watched either a horror film or a romantic film found that the people who watched the scary movie were subsequently much more persuaded by advertising that used a conformity pitch ("over a million sold") than a uniqueness appeal ("stand out from the crowd").

And even when appeals stand a reasonable chance of success, they are often dropped because they quickly become impossibly expensive.

The argument that if the Court of Appeal judgment stands then "Reynolds is dead" is plainly overstated.

Even if Philip Morris fails to overturn the judge's ruling on appeal, it stands a good chance of getting those damages reduced.

The cases of Dearle v. Hall, and Loveridge v. Cooper, were decided by Sir Thomas Plumer; and from his decree there is, in each of them, an appeal, which stands for judgment.