Sentence examples for mounting appeals from inspiring English sources

Putin's pugnacious style, his evident glee at poking the United States in the eye, along with his mounting appeals to xenophobic, baser sentiments to shore up his domestic position, all rub Americans the wrong way.

Saudi Arabia rescinded Mr. bin Laden's citizenship in 1994 because of concerns about his mounting appeal and his wealth.

Both the prosecution and defence lawyers said they would mount appeals.

In a change not highlighted in the Commons by Clegg, No 10 said the boundary review process would be speeded up by restricting the right of political parties to mount appeals against the decisions of the Boundary Commission.

Other wrongdoers remain free while their wily lawyers mount appeal after appeal.

Their delaying tactics include mounting lengthy appeals, refusing to supply essential documents and staging council votes opposing the move.

A further seven termination notices were issued after academic failure, three of these students mounting unsuccessful appeals on the basis of family or personal circumstances.

While the number of denied applicants who appeal was relatively small early in the history of DI, currently about half of those initially denied mount appeals (Autor and Duggan 2010), while others simply reapply.

Teitiota, his wife and their three New Zealand-born children were in the process of mounting their appeal when he was arrested.

Sharp and his allies mounted public appeals, solicited donations and organized a boycotts of West Indian sugar, the Anti-Saccharine Campaign.

Pledging to save employers money in part by contesting claims, Talx helps them decide which applications to resist and how to mount effective appeals.