Sentence examples for higher appeals from inspiring English sources

Harbury felt heartsick, but she'd always known that the case might have to wind its way through higher appeals courts.

President Olusegun Obasanjo said the country's higher appeals courts would quash the death-by-stoning sentences for adultery passed by Islamic courts in the north.

Barcelona's initial appeal was rejected by the competition committee and the club lodged a second challenge with a higher appeals committee which ruled in their favour on Thursday.

The families fought on through higher appeal courts and the trial will now run for five days in Rennes, Brittany.

The agricultural areas of southern Idaho demonstrate decreasing trend of natural soil moisture as a result of precipitation decline, which implies higher appeal for anthropogenic water storage and irrigation systems.

Specifically, in an extremist society, the most radical agents (i.e., those with the most extreme opinions) have a higher appeal and are capable of influencing nodes with very diverse opinions.

In particular, in an extremist society, the most radical agents (i.e., those with the most extreme opinions) have a higher appeal and are capable of influencing nodes with very diverse opinion.

There is no higher appeal to goodness than the one represented by the humility, compassion, empathy and intellectual honesty you have exhibited in professing the word of God.

Increasing the number of response alternatives may involve a higher appeal to more cognitive processes.

The plain packs were also given significantly higher appeal ratings than the plain, no descriptor packs (β = 0.89, p = 0.002).

In the analysis of variance we found a significant main effect for race (p <0.001), with non-Hispanic black women having a higher appeal score (mean = 3.69, SD = 0.52) than non-Hispanic white women (mean = 3.50, SD = 0.58).