Sentence examples for publicly appealing from inspiring English sources

In November police chiefs were rebuked by the home secretary for publicly appealing for more funding.

After the first game Messi had been clear, publicly appealing for Fernando Gago to be included in the side.

For the first time since Serbian and Montenegrin forces besieged Dubrovnik, Croatia, in 1991, business people there are publicly appealing to Serbian tourists to help rescue the economy.

Still, there are few big conservation groups working directly on plants – most target the bigger, fluffier and more publicly appealing animals.

There is simply no precedent for this: A presidential candidate publicly appealing to a foreign adversary to intervene in the election on his behalf.

Alqunun could face criminal charges in Saudi Arabia for "parental disobedience" and for harming the reputation of the kingdom by publicly appealing for help.

But Mr. Barroso has also annoyed Ms. Merkel by appealing publicly for Berlin to support a bailout of Greece.

Appointed in October 1996 to replace Judge Richard Goldstone, she has fought hard to win jurisdiction for the tribunal, appealing publicly to the United Nations Security Council to back her demands.

Using infection rates to compare performance between units and in some countries to publicly disclose results is appealing.

In the matter of appealing to women, Sanders publicly apologized last month to women who felt mistreated by his campaign staff members in 2016.

Seeking to extend these victories, carwasheros in Chicago and Santa Fe are using a mix of publicly shaming bad-faith employers and appealing to consumers to patronize carwashes that take the "high road".