Sentence examples for permit appeals from inspiring English sources

By contrast, ordinary American military courts permit appeals to a civilian federal appeals court, independent of the executive branch.

"Something like 95% of work permit appeals go through.

They permit appeal to other mental states in specifying the dispositions relevant to any particular belief including other beliefs and desires.

Secondly, Kuhn's rejection of rules as determining scientific outcomes appeared to permit appeal to other factors, external to science, in explaining why a scientific revolution took the course that it did.

He accepts the requirement that any satisfactory account of the relation between mental and physical properties must permit appeal to local correlations and dependencies between specific mental and physical properties (Davidson 1993, 9).

"Unfortunately, the route to apply to the Court of Arbitration in Sport (sic) was not open to the club because the SFA's own articles fail to include a specific provision permitting appeals to CAS and the judicial panel protocol contains a rule which prohibits any form of appeal to CAS or any other body.

In civil cases, although ordinary writs of error were authorized, the certificate of division remained important because it permitted appeals without regard to the amount in controversy and interlocutory appeals.

The reason to oppose the Common Core standards is because they violate the well-established and internationally recognized process for setting standards in a way that is transparent, that recognizes the expertise of those who must implement them, that builds on the consensus of concerned parties, and that permits appeal and revision.

Lev L. Dassin, the acting United States attorney in Manhattan, notified the judge late Monday that he planned to appeal the ruling, which has been stayed for 48 hours to permit that appeal.

Sheriffs are also reluctant to deny permits because appeals can cost a county government and taxpayers hundreds of dollars.

The antitrust Expediting Act of 1903, which was amended in 1974, permits direct appeals to the Supreme Court of civil antitrust cases brought by the government.