Sentence examples for necessary appeal from inspiring English sources

I chose BCGS because of its location, duration, unique structure, academic focus, as well as the added, but necessary, appeal of it being a Columbia program (making credit transfer, especially important with the science classes in my case, seamless).

Tory MPs with grammars in their constituencies were given no warning that their spokesman was about to criticise schools that local voters hold dear.This startling provocation cannot be explained away as a necessary appeal to the electorate over the heads of the parliamentary party.

They argued that there is a vital correlation between the "construction of authority and the necessary appeal to people's everyday lives (p. 287)".

Democrats should privately, or publicly if necessary, appeal to the president to reconsider this nomination.

We also know that the death penalty costs more than life in prison because of the cost of the trial and the lengthy, yet necessary appeals process.

The Jews, while agreeing that the works were necessary, appealed to the British that they be made under supervision of the newly formed Department of Antiquities, because the Wall was an ancient relic.

And some assertions of delay-caused prejudice would become self-fulfilling prophecies during the period necessary for appeal.

Hence, it is necessary to appeal to overarching targets like the claims of environmental justice to counterbalance the impacts of wind energy.

Or perhaps the show's creators believed this tone of voice is necessary to appeal to the children in the audience.

Mr. Martin said he would ask the court to reconsider its ruling, and if necessary would appeal to the United States Supreme Court.

But if these elections were truly representative, they could put officials in place who would be more responsive to the local populace, reducing the need for public protests, and making it less necessary to appeal to Beijing for intervention.