Sentence examples for appeal up from inspiring English sources
Anyone working for the security services can appeal up to the Interior Minister.
Out comes the appeal, up goes the finger, and off goes Cook.
Mr. Palmieri thinks the Babylon bureau is unconstitutional and is waiting for a suitable test case to appeal up to the federal level.
Implementation of these special privileges will likely present a formidable information technology challenge to the combined carrier, so watch your program statements closely and appeal up the supervisory ladder if you are not getting what you are supposed to.
The developments are planned largely for former industrial sites like Candlestick and Bayview-Hunters Points — a wharf neighborhood that has had limited appeal; up to half of the city's homicides take place there, and it adjoins a shipyard that's still being cleansed of toxic and radioactive waste.
The developments are planned largely for former industrial sites like Candlestick and Bayview-Hunters Points a wharf neighborhood that has had limited appeal; up to half of the city's homicides take place there, and it adjoins a shipyard that's still being cleansed of toxic and radioactive waste.
The principle of how forces should obtain such material has been appealed up through the courts.
The judgment had created a new stream of complaints to internet companies which might eventually find their way to the Information Commissioner's Office and be appealed up to tribunals, Hughes added.
At the opening of the first legal challenge to the process of Brexit, government lawyers conceded that the politically sensitive case was likely to be appealed up to the supreme court.
The cases involving Hamza, Babar Ahmad, Syed Talha Ahsan, Khaled al-Fawwaz and Adel Abdul Bary have together taken more than eight years and involved appeals up through the hierarchy of British and European courts.
Although it's possible that this could be appealed up to the Supreme Court, it seems unlikely as this is not a major issue of free speech or government access.
