Sentence examples for bring appeal from inspiring English sources

Although several preservationists raised objections to the proposal, the museum's architect, James Stewart Polshek, said that his design would bring appeal, accessibility and pizzazz to an imposing Beaux-Arts facade.

That prospect brought appeals in Ireland and Europe for the Irish to focus on Lisbon and not Cowen.

Experts not affiliated with the clinic who brought appeals won 67 percent of the time, compared with 46 percent for others.

The introduction of Van Persie and Young allowed Kagawa to move into his favoured central role behind the Dutchman and the midfielder, rightly denied a penalty following a fair challenge by Mikel González that brought appeals from Moyes, continued to shine.

A drought on the East Coast has fueled brush fires, lowered reservoirs and brought appeals to conserve water, and weather forecasters say they see no end soon to the dry spell, which began in August.

He said his group is not a complainant in the search case and would be unlikely to bring an appeal.

Ms. Raff did not say whether she would bring an appeal against the commission to the General Court if Mr. Almunia declined to bring formal charges.

In February, it asked the California Supreme Court to resolve a procedural question regarding the standing of the initiative's sponsor to bring the appeal.

This means that many gay-rights advocates actually hope that their opponents are found to have standing — the right to bring this appeal.

If Google fails to reach a settlement and disagrees with any eventual decision by Competition Commissioner Joaquín Almunia, the company could bring an appeal at the General Court, the second highest tribunal in the Union that is based in Luxembourg.

The court also ruled that, in the challenge to Proposition 8, California's ban on same-sex marriage, the proponents of the law lacked sufficient legal standing to bring an appeal.