The phrase "appealing to the high" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing moral, ethical, or elevated standards, but clarity is essential.
Example: "The artist's work is appealing to the high ideals of beauty and truth."
Alternatives: "attracting the elite" or "drawing in the upper echelon".
A defence solicitor, Mike Schwarz from Bindmans, said his clients would be appealing to the high court.
"To go ahead with legislation, while appealing to the high court, would be the third constitutional outrage associated with this legislation," he wrote.
He drove me to his house, where I met his wife, Maureen, and a group of local residents who are refusing to leave their homes, and are appealing to the high court to challenge the government's plans to raze their community.
All are appealing to the state's highest court, the Court of Appeals, but in only one case has a brief even been filed yet -- in the case of Darrel K. Harris, a former jail guard who in 1998 became the first of the six sentenced to death, for killing three people in a Brooklyn robbery.
And so, year after year, Mr. Zhou, of the Hunan Disabled Persons Federation, finds himself appealing to the universities or to higher authorities on behalf of disabled students who have been rejected.
But it has been argued that they cannot do so effectively without appealing to the resources provided by higher-order theories of phenomenal consciousness (see Carruthers 2005, ch.5).) Inner-sense theory does face a number of difficulties, however.
In contrast - a bit like the doomed 1992 Labour campaign - the SNP has occupied the moral high ground, appealing to the Scottish voters' conscience rather than to their pocket, and promising to reverse the Chancellor's one pence Budget income tax cut in Scotland, thus raising £700 million over three years to improve schools and hospitals and various other good works.
We justify claims of the form "intensity with respect to this particular language model is high" by appealing to the placement of the artificial documents in relation to the magazine issues.
Appealing to the local phone monopoly management's higher principles won't work, either.
If the Home Office doesn't remove the case from the fast-track, we are considering appealing to the High Court".
Short of complying, that left ministers with two options: appealing to the High Court to overturn the tribunal's ruling, or vetoing it.
