Sentence examples for ground appealed from inspiring English sources

Dr. King's dream speech, from patriotic and spiritual ground, appealed unreservedly for the nation to "rise up and live out the true meaning of its creed" by passing a civil rights bill to end segregation.

Craig Rice, sitting opposite Roberto with a mobile phone to his ear, is making calls to government agencies to try to get his client's ESA claim – turned down on habitual residency grounds – appealed.

"Can we discuss next week?" The sentence in question had been suggested by John Chapman, News Corp.'s head lawyer, and it went like this: Equally, having seen a copy of Clive Goodman's notice of appeal of 2 March 2007, we did not find anything that we consider to be directly relevant to the grounds appeal put forward by him.

They will combine the £9m they receive from the council with £3m they intend to raise through a ground appeal, also over a 15-year period.

Spider-Verse in this space knows how to celebrate a character beloved for his ground appeal.

Tells on what grounds he appealed.

It could be a disciplinary offense or create a ground to appeal if a judge were to handle a case involving a contributor.

What should come out of this Council on Jobs is a grounded appeal for the elimination or at least a limitation of tax sheltering for sending jobs off shore.

"Technically, under the grounds of the appeal process, I didn't have any grounds to appeal, but they decided that my performance in the race at the weekend did warrant selection".

However, the downvaluation you were given is rather extreme so we asked Virgin whether you had any grounds to appeal.

Now he's another non-person, sofa-surfing with friends, barred from working, hoping to find new grounds to appeal.