Sentence examples for improper appeals from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors, meanwhile, had asked the judge to bar the defense from making "improper appeals to sympathy or concerning socioeconomic issues" in their opening statement.

The government, meanwhile, had asked that the defense be barred from making "improper appeals to sympathy or concerning socio-economic issues" in their opening statement.

"The defense should be precluded from making improper appeals to sympathy or concerning socio-economic issues in the opening statement," they wrote.

Richard Hoggart, in The Uses of Literacy (1957), voiced the misgivings of many in lamenting the pervasive influence of American mass culture, "full of corrupt brightness, of improper appeals and moral evasions".

As for the "mass entertainment" of the TV soap and the agony column, Uses lines up with DH Lawrence in thinking it "anti-life", full of "a corrupt brightness, of improper appeals and moral evasion", in which "progress" means "materialism" and "equality" can be decoded as "moral levelling".

"We agree that Ms. Baldwin's grand jury testimony was improper," the appeals panel judges said in the ruling.

The ruling means that Mr. Gupta will not be able to argue that the wiretaps were improper during his appeal.

The prosecutor called the request illegal and improper and said he would appeal.

The administrative court of sport said it had "analysed the all the parties' arguments" and ruled to dismiss Real Madrid's appeal for fielding an "improper lineup".

His appeal was based on improper procedure in admitting Burkhart's testimony as to the Smith bombing and again on the contention that the federal government did not have jurisdiction to try the case.

The defensive manager appeals that Irwin is an improper batter.