Sentence examples for fellow appeals from inspiring English sources

"Why, sir," said George B. McClellan, then an Illinois Central executive, "this is as much as Daniel Webster himself would have charged!" Supported by his fellow appeals lawyers, Lincoln won the whole amount.

He welcomed Saturday's ruling by three fellow appeals judges to reject a defence application to permanently remove him in what would have been a very public and humiliating sacking.

On Tuesday, Mr Robertson's three fellow appeal judges ordered him to respond to the application by tomorrow.

Thomas recalled that his fellow appeal judge Sir Robin Auld had recommended in 2001 that an intermediate court should be established between the crown court and magistrates courts to deal with the lower end of cases currently tried by juries.

Fellow appeal court justice Hugh Fraser noted "expert evidence" before the land court that power stations primarily in India and China would "burn the same amount of thermal coal and produce the same amount of greenhouse gases whether or not the proposed Alpha mine proceeded".

Dismissing the appeal, Lord Chief Justice Sir Declan Morgan said he and his fellow appeal judges were satisfied that the original verdict had been correct.

The final argument for recognizing obligations to benefit fellow-citizens appeals to what David Miller has called 'relational facts.' Here the general thought is that certain relationships are constituted by reciprocal obligations: one cannot be a friend or a brother without having certain friendship-obligations or sibling-obligations, respectively.

By Jan . 25 Phillip Marks, with support from fellow neighbors, appealed the decision on the grounds that there was insufficient environmental review of the proposed hotel project and that a study on how the project would impact nearby residences' exposure to sunlight, which was commissioned by the developer, was also riddled with errors.

But Thomas J. Abinanti, a Democratic county legislator, said he would urge his fellow lawmakers to appeal the ruling.

In 2000 he drove to the Armenian town of Gyumri, where he appeared on television with his fellow mayor and appealed for peace.

Yet when I try to convey to my fellow runners the appeal of "natural" running, first reactions usually range from amused scepticism to mild alarm – as if I were some kind of crazed fitness survivalist.