Sentence examples for declining an appeal from inspiring English sources
In March, researchers at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, published a study in Psychological Science that should make anyone think twice before ignoring a homeless person or declining an appeal from a charity.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 5 (Reuters) - The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals cleared the way on Tuesday for the U.S. Supreme Court to consider California's gay marriage ban, declining an appeal to revisit the case.
We've all had our moments of stinginess: We pass a homeless person and spare no change, or decline an appeal from a charity.
The United States Supreme Court declined to hear Mr. Demjanjuk's latest appeal last week, and a Berlin court declined an appeal on Monday.
The obvious remaining legal avenue is a Supreme Court appeal though they could well decline an appeal given the strength of teh initial judgment.
And again, the Supreme Court declined an appeal (the constitutionality of the law will probably never be tested before the Supreme Court, because it only applies to Ms. Schiavo, and will expire with her death).
Sixteen months after she almost died after fracturing her skull at a meet in Russia, the 30-year-old's place has been confirmed after an independent panel declined an appeal from her team-mate Tonia Couch.
But Justice Samuel Alito rejected that argument when he declined an appeal from GOP lawmakers earlier this month.
White received a two-year ban but declined an opportunity to appeal for a lower sentence.
The ailing son of the late New York socialite Brooke Astor will find out on Thursday if he is to serve out a prison sentence for looting his mother's fortune, after a judge declined an eleventh-hour appeal on the grounds of his health.
Democrats, who see health care as one of their top campaign issues, also assailed Mr. Barr and the Justice Department for declining to appeal a Texas judge's decision to strike down the Affordable Care Act on the grounds that the sweeping health care law was unconstitutional.
