Sentence examples for members appealing from inspiring English sources
Currently, there are six service members appealing military death sentences, according to a recently published article by a lawyer who specializes in military capital cases, Dwight H. Sullivan, a former chief military defense lawyer at Guántanamo.
On their Web site, Gate2Growth gives 10 reasons to become a member, appealing to the mobility and training of young researchers.
Mr. Palacio, El Universo's op-ed editor, and the board members were appealing the ruling.
The other cast members are appealing, but the two women are not quite up to their American counterparts (though the onstage violinist thumps the competition).
Community members are appealing for outside assistance in their legal battle and efforts to find economic alternatives through their eco lodge.
While the two male cast members are appealing, the play's engine is the difficult dynamic between the women, played by Ms. Schmidt and Ms. Eikenberry with a lovely balance of cautious distance and tentative communication.
"Whirled" citizens spurred by the opportunity to make some petty cash will continue to create new content for the site that will, in turn, keep the experience fresh for fellow members and appealing to newcomers.
To increase activity participation and sustainability, lifestyle coaches make a list of activities that patients and team members find appealing.
Party members are also appealing to white businessmen to donate fuel and transportation, and to pay for party T-shirts and leaflets.
The band members' personalities are appealing, and among the 25 semifinalists (ages 18 to 25) a few stand out right away.
In support of this contention, Stout appeals to the historian Christopher Hill who maintains that in 17th century English parliamentary politics, one increasingly finds members of parliament appealing rather less to scripture when engaging in public political discourse and rather more to considerations upon which they and their interlocutors could agree.
