Sentence examples for make a specific appeal from inspiring English sources

A prime time presidential address should either announce a policy course or make a specific appeal to Congress; it should not be wasted on a situation where the course is so unclear and the appeal so vague and undirected.

By taking elements of his narrative from Washington Irving and Daniel Defoe (as well as lesser-known figures such as WHG Kingston, Captain Frederick Marryat and Charles E Pearce), he allied his own tale with others that were designed to make a specific appeal to younger readers.

John Paul was in part making a specific appeal to his countrymen.

Lambie made a specific appeal to Muir in her speech to the Senate on Monday evening.

But when feminists talk about every issue being a women's issue, we're not talking about finding a way to make a specific policy agenda appeal to women.

Make a specific website for the show.

He says there are two distinct areas of major gift fundraising, the first is about asking people who have given some money in the past to make a larger gift of £5-10,000, probably for a specific appeal.

"Huckabee has a specific appeal on specific issues to an important sliver of the electorate," said Kevin Madden, a spokesman for Mr. Romney.

Based on the former we are releasing the age-progression image today with a specific appeal.

I hope that this will be the last time we see a tragedy of this kind, and I make a fervent appeal for specific, urgent action by member states to end this shame".

"At the end of the day, the candidates themselves have to make specific appeals and convince Latino voters to come out and vote for them, and we're still waiting to see if that has been developing and how strong Udall and Gardner have been in personally reaching out," Barreto told The Huffington Post.