Sentence examples for potential appellants from inspiring English sources

But the view from where those potential appellants stand, and from where couples like Perry and Stier are living their lives, is very different.

It can be summarised as follows: First, is the appellant gay, or someone who would be treated as gay by potential persecutors in his or her home country?

"The damages consist of the appellant's emotional upset, broken dreams, possible disruption to his lifestyle and career, and a potential reduction in future earnings, all of which are said to flow from the birth of a child he did not want," the Appeal Court said, noting that acknowledging the father's claim would set an unequal precedent for parenting law.

"The appellants are everybody.

"The appellants are not frivolous.

A few days later London was occupied by the Appellants.

The appellants will seek to call Guede's prison cellmate.

Interpreters usually sit directly alongside appellants and witnesses in court.

In 1397 Richard arrested three leading appellants, including Thomas of Woodstock, Duke of Gloucester.

In the aptly named "Merciless Parliament" that followed, the Appellants purged the court.

Mr. Cabonargi said he would not swear off donations from lawyers who represent property tax appellants.