Sentence examples for facing appeal from inspiring English sources

In the ruling now facing appeal, Wolf dismissed the DOC's arguments as "pretext" and said that officials at the prison went out of their way to deny services to Kosilek.

The Cook controversy is just one of a number of simmering disputes: the sports of diving and fencing are also facing appeals from aggrieved athletes, and more discontent is expected as the remaining 300 slots on Team GB are filled.

If Monday's judgment sets a precedent – it could still face appeal – it will mean that all hearings will be reportable save for any restrictions a judge imposes case by case.

The case still faces appeals in state courts by Brown & Williamson and the four other largest cigarette companies.

Mr Olmert, though acquitted recently of most charges in a corruption trial, is still facing an appeal by the state prosecutor and is still embroiled in a separate bribery case.

That was part of Abbey's prickly charm, his Janus-faced appeal.

A planned visit to the Capitol by President Obama was postponed until Saturday so that a face-to-face appeal would have greater impact on wavering lawmakers just before the vote.

His investigation, which has included a face-to-face appeal to Cardinal John J. O'Connor and a clandestine meeting with a shadowy informer, has at times seemed more suited to an espionage novel than the workaday life of a parish priest from New Jersey.

Chelsea's striker Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink faces an appeal hearing tomorrow as he seeks to overturn his recent red card against Arsenal.

What is more, Investec argues that any adverse opinion from Ofcom or the Competition Commission will face an appeal or be litigated "into the ground".

Lancashire county council faces an appeal by a leading UK shale gas company after refusing its applications to frack for shale gas in the county.