Sentence examples for appeals making from inspiring English sources

Funded by a mixture of standing orders, donations, advertising and grass roots appeals, making it more stable than rivals.

When the suspension was initially imposed, an appeal seemed unlikely because the commissioner's office hears appeals, making a substantial change in the ruling unlikely.

Congress in 1996 set extremely tight time limits for federal death penalty appeals, making it more likely that innocent people will be executed for crimes they did not commit.

Fear appeals make only a ripple.

The jury found him guilty, and the numerous legal appeals made on Hill's behalf were unavailing.

Thousands of claims are rejected; in 2007, the UK dismissed 72%[pdf] of the 14,935 asylum appeals made that year.

THE NINTH circuit court of appeals made news this week when it ruled that discriminating against gays and lesbians during jury selection is unconstitutional.

On 13 November, a Rio judge turned down two appeals made by the museum to prevent the demolition.

Perhaps because of the principle's broad persuasiveness, it is not uncommon to see appeals made about harm to others in less than obvious contexts.

The example of the Sud Europe Atlantique HSL reveals that the State called on three different experts to evaluate the compensation to settle the appeals made by the Poitou-Charentes Nature association against the project.

From 2012 to 2013, 32percentt of all deportation appeals made by FNOs were successful.