Sentence examples for early appeals from inspiring English sources

(The Administration also filed a brief supporting Windsor, and had backed her case, beginning from the early appeals process).

Harvard, he notes, emphasized its mission to convert "heathen" Indians in its early appeals for donations; by the late 18th century, its leaders were competing vigorously with those of other institutions for the tuition dollars and patronage of ascendant slave-owning West Indian planters.

Senators Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio, who are both running for president this year, made early appeals to some kind of longstanding de facto rule holding that presidents don't appoint justices during election years, but that idea has largely been debunked.

Early appeals for the involvement of a range of disciplines envisaged an expansion to include biomedical and informatics scientists with bioscience (Zerhouni 2003, 2005).

Part of Karzai's early appeal derived from the extraordinary way he came to power.

Early Appeal of Republicans Television stirred Mr. Schwarzenegger's interest in politics, and in particular, Republicans.

Moorhead says the Labor campaign initially stalled in the state capital amid Turnbull's early appeal to wealthier votes.

Part of the early appeal of the wispy half-rapper Kilo Kish was how quirky and pointy her stage name was.

The other case that Justice Department officials have chosen for an early appeal involves Freddie J. Booker, a Wisconsin man convicted of distribution of cocaine "base".

One of his closest lieutenants, Patrick Devedjan, said the mainstream right needed to move swiftly to counteract the early appeal of Ms. Royal.

Rockne, who developed a passing offense that helped ignite football's early appeal, wrote that if coaches had to choose between a good offense and a good defense, they should always choose offense, said Billick, a former Baltimore Ravens coach and current NFL Network and Fox analyst.