Sentence examples for down appeals from inspiring English sources

West Brom thought it should have had a first-half penalty when referee Chris Foy turned down appeals for a foul by Gary Neville on Graham Dorrans.

Lying motionless in the sun for days on end, slowly digesting meals so large they require a flexible ligament jaw just to get them down, appeals not only to the heavy-bodied serpent.

Yes The IAAF confirmed a ban for Russia's track and field athletes from Rio in June, a decision upheld by the court of arbitration for sport last week when it turned down appeals from 68 athletes.

In today's ruling, Judge Maurice Kay turned down appeals from six human rights groups and the Belgian government contesting the British government's finding that General Pinochet is medically unfit to be extradicted to Spain to stand trial on torture charges.

REUTERS Options Running Out for Cyprus  |  Reuters reports: "Cyprus's finance minister left Moscow empty-handed on Friday after Russia turned down appeals for aid, leaving the island to strike a bailout deal with the European Union before Tuesday or face the collapse of its financial system".

Petraeus has agreed to give evidence on Friday to congressional intelligence committees looking into the security failures around Stevens' death, including allegations that the state department turned down appeals from US officials in Libya for more protection, and accusations that the CIA and other agencies failed to heed warning signs of an attack.

Gud's beats played a big role in Lean's hard-to-pin-down appeal, his lush, melodic instrumentals serving up a beguiling counterpoint to the rapper's limited range.

Deep down, it appeals to the royalist in us all.

Governor Whitman's study commission believed the execution process had become too bogged down through appeals.

But several conservative Republicans turned down personal appeals from him and voted against the bills.

So far, however, Judge O'Toole has rejected all such requests, and an appellate court has also turned down two appeals.