Sentence examples for appeals difficult from inspiring English sources

With hundreds claiming innocence waiting in the queue to have their case considered by the CCRC and legal aid for appeals difficult to obtain, it appears the light that shone two decades ago has been well and truly switched off.

The judge's scathing and detailed ruling was expected to make any appeal difficult.

But the judge's scathing and detailed decision was expected to make any appeal difficult.

That plain language, some legal experts said, would make a successful appeal difficult.

A similar site, indiegogo.com, supports such a wide range of activities that isolating artists' appeals is difficult.

And as organisations such as the Aire Centre have noted, the logistics of organising these appeals are difficult, and the responsibility and financial costs fall to the appellant.

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.

Obviously arguments concerning the weight of the issues raised by an appeal are difficult to disengage from arguments dealing with the ultimate merits of these same issues.

At some point, though, the Australian touring circuit started to lose its appeal and difficult personal circumstances waylaid the pair at the crossroads of success.

But Mr. Linder said that if the jury continued to deliberate a long time, that would suggest that the person who felt threatened did not succumb to pressure from fellow jurors, and would make an appeal more difficult to win.

So far, we can surmise what that answer isn't: it's probably not fighting on price (Amazon and now Google have that segment well-accounted for), and shooting for mass market appeal is difficult when a brand doesn't mean anything to people yet.