Sentence examples for appellant in from inspiring English sources

He was going through more than 50 boxes of materials belonging to Samuel Roth, a kind of literary pariah who died in 1974 and is best known for being the appellant in a famous obscenity case in the 1950s.

Appointed governor to Richard II in February 1381, Warwick joined the nobles who sought to impose their authority on the king and was one of the lords appellant in 1388.

"Over four years later, it appears there has been, or may have been, a further deterioration, perhaps attributable to sleep deprivation and the continued confinement of the appellant in an unrelentingly harsh environment," the lawyer said.

Michael Wilson, the judge in the Engels case, remarked that UK taxpayers "should not be expected to have to financially support the appellant in the event of him not obtaining work".

CREDO Mobile, a phone company that donates some of its revenue to progressive causes, announced last November that it was the other appellant in the EFF case.

A son was subsequently born in Pakistan to the appellant and his wife, and in 1978 the appellant's wife and son applied for permission to join the appellant in the UK.

The appellants in Halbig and King, along with those in two other pending cases, argue that these IRS regulations are illegal.

"Appellants in our jurisdiction deserve the same accessible and open justice process that can be seen in Making a Murderer," she said.

He said: "It is rare to see men of the quality of the two appellants in court for offences of serious violence".

They did not go so far as to allow compensation when a new fact only might have prevented conviction.All three appellants in the joined cases before the court had murder convictions overturned but had been denied compensation.

Today's unanimous decision by five judges of the UK supreme court in favour of the appellants in HJ (Iran) and HT (Cameroon) v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2010] UKSC 31 represents a milestone in legal history.