Sentence examples for formally appealing from inspiring English sources
The Rev. Charles Curran, saying that he would be a Catholic theologian "no matter what happens," said today that he was formally appealing the Vatican's attempt to dismiss him from the faculty at Catholic University.
While maximum expected utility is formally appealing as a principle for the construction of adaptive agents, its strict application is in practice often problematic.
While being formally rather appealing, this elegant result also suggests the strategy to implement in order to observe the collapse model itself, and identifies the challenges that have to be faced, namely a cold enough mechanical system that lets the (mathcal{Y} -dependent term dominate over the temperature-determined one.
It could be argued that a Bayesian approach is appealing as it formally accounts for any related work (and/or of beliefs held by investigators) by setting priors before the start of a study [ 22].
Mr. Miller had the option of appealing a federal ruling or formally contesting the election results.
It has been argued that these small – possibly unrepresentative – public opinions about social value preferences may be worse than appealing to existing democratic processes that drive policy more formally [ 33].
In appealing for the financing, Prime Minister Salam Fayyad, an economist appointed to lead the Palestinians' caretaker government, formally presented his new recovery plan for economic, institutional and security reform for a future Palestinian state.
The portraits are formally staged, with a pleated curtain as a backdrop and with decorative props, but there's a casual jauntiness about many of them that is appealing.
