Sentence examples for secure an appeal from inspiring English sources

Hale has not been involved since the family of Evans' girlfriend, Natasha Massey, took over the drive to secure an appeal, which has included the establishment of the website and the engagement of a new legal team led by Shaun Draycott, of the Draycott Browne firm's serious crime department, and the Garden Court Chambers, London.

Citing traffic concerns and opposition to the size of the proposed winery, Paul Pelosi managed to secure an appeal hearing before the county planning board.

Right now, we're just seeing if we can successfully secure an en banc appeal".

A JUDGE can tell prospective jurors that in a criminal trial, unlike an episode of "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation", scientific evidence is not necessary to secure a conviction, an appeals court in Baltimore ruled on July 7th.

Many other states have big third parties that dominate locally without securing a wider appeal.

Their muscle can secure a seat when appeals to voters' caste, ideology and self-interest are not enough.

Heath lacked the charisma or popular appeal to secure a lasting consensus, leaving schisms which have divided his party and the country ever since.

But if Labour is to secure a fourth term, it must appeal to both the concerns of middle-England floating voters and the working poor.

If this happens, the final option is to attempt to secure a place through the independent appeals process.

"This appeal will help secure a future for not only the children of Syria but all children around the world who are impacted by humanitarian crises".

Either way, Mr Hollande faces hard bargaining with an uncompromising leftist just when he needs to appeal to the moderate centre to secure a majority.