Sentence examples for object of the appeal from inspiring English sources

One object of the appeal is to provide for its maintenance.

Critics object that the appeal to constitutive norms of rationality merely shifts the problem to the level of practical reason.

The dichotomy between the two approaches to political and moral value lies precisely in the object of each appeal.

"The object of the advertising is to appeal to the Latino community," said Lee Garfinkel, chairman and chief creative officer at the New York headquarters of DDB Worldwide, part of the Omnicom Group and the agency creating the campaign.

Also, insofar as we believe there to be a God worthy of worship and a fitting object of human love, the appeal to moral skepticism will carry little weight.

We can accept Jefferson's statement made fifty years later that the object of the Declaration was to be "an appeal to the tribunal of the world" -- that "decent respect to the opinions of Mankind" invoked in the Declaration itself.

"An appeal has been lodged with the Judicial Panel of the Scottish FA which has confirmed that the decision of the SPFL is suspended pending the outcome of the appeal subject to the SPFL's right to object.

If something isn't your object of desire, its appeal can remain obscure; all you see is the tortured lover, endlessly reaching.

Part of the appeal is the presentation.

Appeal of the appeal.

The plaintiffs had objected to a part of the appeals court ruling that threw out an injunction that had allowed athletes to be paid up to $5,000 in deferred compensation per year, to be held in trust until after they leave college.