Sentence examples for grounds to appeal from inspiring English sources

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.

"We are disappointed by this judgment and are currently considering our grounds to appeal," the ministry said in a statement.

Motorola, which is in the midst of a corporate restructuring as the wireless communications market suffers, said in a statement released yesterday that it had grounds to appeal.

"If he narrowed it first," Mr. Early said of the hearing parameters, "the defense would have grounds to appeal that decision".

These details are crucial to understand, to see if the department has applied the test correctly, and if not, on what grounds to appeal.

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

The lawyers had argued that the documents might provide a stronger ground to appeal his death sentence for detonating the bomb that killed 168 people in injured many others at the Oklahoma City Federal Building on April 19 , 1995

This liberal sentiment of trying to force "common ground" language to appeal to people's empathy is erasure and codified assimilation, plain and simple.

It's almost as if HBO designed Dolores from the ground up to appeal to the Mother of Dragons' fiery fanbase.

Others in the negotiations said that the grounds for Connecticut to appeal are limited since the deal was endorsed by the state's Departments of Environmental Protection and Public Utility Control and by the cochairwoman of the General Assembly's Environment Committee, Representative Patricia Widlitz.