Sentence examples for important appeal from inspiring English sources
Communities secretary Hazel Blears said: "The BBC's decision should not discourage the public from donating to this important appeal.
As the weeks went by with no response, some scholars here had complained that the pope seemed slow to address an important appeal.
Microsoft abandoned the case in October 2007 after losing an important appeal before the European Court of First Instance in Brussels, which upheld the commission's 2004 judgment.
Analysts said Equitable Life might have became a ripe target last week after it lost an all important appeal in High Court here that effectively forces the company to pay as much as $324 million for guaranteed annuities.
Another reader, Asa Pefferman, offered effusive praise and a hint of its important appeal to a new generation: I was blown away by the avalanche text-video piece you guys did and I just wanted to let you know that it was great.
British science writer Simon Singh has won an important appeal in his defense of a libel action by the British Chiropractic Association (BCA), which is suing Singh for calling certain chiropractic therapies "bogus" in a column.
"A review of the litigation posture after an important appeals ruling is typical of any administration".
The District Court for Washington, D.C., perhaps the most important appeals court in the land, has four of its 11 seats vacant.
WASHINGTON — A fresh feud over federal judgeships has again begun to agitate the Senate, with Republicans so far blocking President Obama from filling any of the four vacancies on the nation's most prestigious and important appeals court.
The president did not come right out and say it, but he should have: The severe breakdown in the process for approving federal judges in the Senate has been especially hard on that critically important appeals court.
President Bush and his fellow Republicans complain about Miguel Estrada's treatment at the hands of Senate Democrats, but some also see a political advantage for their party in the continuing fight over his nomination to an important appeals court.
