Sentence examples for review appeal from inspiring English sources

I wrote: "Even if an inspector finds a violation, this only triggers a lengthy complex process with many levels of warning, review, appeal, negotiation, and adjudication before any action is taken (or, more often, avoided).

Federal judge rejected plea deal, saying punishment too light; Samueli appealed, judge recently said he had no power to review appeal.

This operates at all levels of the editorial process: initial assessment of papers, choice of reviewers, decisions after review, appeals, and anything else about which they feel in need of advice.

Before 1818, several North Carolina Superior Court judges met en banc twice each year, to review appeals and disputes from their own trial courts.

It appears plausible that, at this time, the model of published, open peer review appeals more strongly to and is more suitable for authors of primarily non-experimental research articles and for research in new areas that combine massive data collection with extensive computational analysis, such as systems biology or metagenomics.

The Court has the jurisdiction to review appeals limited to points of law in rulings and orders of the General Court.

The official who made the unfavorable decision being appealed shall review the appeal unless the affected party moves to a new jurisdiction.

In response to media inquiries, an agency spokesman issued a statement saying that the agency was reviewing appeals "on a case-by-case basis".

The result is scheduled to be announced Thursday, although Egypt's election committee said Wednesday that it may not be ready to declare the winner by then because it was still reviewing appeals from the two candidates.

There were reviews, appeals and lengthy public enquiries that required the club and its fans to petition, demonstrate and even stand in local elections before local government minister Hazel Blears finally gave the go-ahead in 2007.

Led by Prof. James Liebman of Columbia Law School, the study reviewed appeals in all capital cases over a 23-year period -- from the Supreme Court's reinstatement of the death penalty in 1973 through 1995.