Sentence examples for appealing a judgment from inspiring English sources

Viacom is presently appealing a judgment against it in its infamous legal bid to shut down the service.

Gonzaga, a Jesuit university in Spokane, Wash., is appealing a judgment of more than $1 million won in 1997 by a former education student after a professor passed on to the state's teacher certification agency an unsubstantiated accusation that the student had committed a sexual assault.

Balsillie is also appealing a judgment awarding Virginia patent house NTP an 8.5% royalty on U.S. Blackberry sales.

Wyeth has settled many cases for $2 million to $10 million each and is appealing a judgment in Texas for $1 billion.

The Lord Chancellor, Lord Irvine, is appealing against a judgment that he broke the Sex Discrimination Act by appointing a personal friend, Gary Hart, as his special adviser without advertising the post.

The words of an appellate judge, penned a decade before Mr. Morrison's trial, provide insight into the question before us today: When death prevents the accused from appealing his judgment, the conviction is "a nullity" and "[j]urisdiction to determine the issue of guilt or innocence is now assumed by the ultimate arbiter of human affairs".

The civil liberties group is now appealing the judgment.

"That is why the group is studying the possibility of appealing the judgment".

Streetmap director Kate Sutton said the company would be appealing the judgment on two grounds.

Related: Tower Hamlets: how a dictatorship flourished in the East End | Nick Cohen The statement reads: "Lutfur Rahman will be appealing the judgment made against him at last Thursday's election court.

Appealing the judgment carries risk for the S.E.C., because if the ruling is upheld by the circuit court, it would set a precedent that is likely to influence judges hearing similar S.E.C. cases.