Sentence examples for structure of appeals from inspiring English sources
One of Plato's major innovations, compared with Athenian law, is the elaborate structure of appeals in judicial cases.
In my opinion, the respondents' submissions concerning institutional independence raise serious questions about the structure of the appeal tribunals established by the appellant bands….
The thought of studying the literal structure of life appealed to her.
Others insist that the relevant notion of structure (Clocal) appeals to is the one apparent on the surface of sentences, and accordingly, our syntax should not postulate movement or empty elements; cf. Jacobson (2002, 2012).
The absence of traditional school structure also appeals to teachers who disdain academic strictures.
By aggregating performance data, SocialMedia offers its participants insight into how the structure of an application can enhance appeal to advertisers.
Are movies structured to appeal to this most basal of beats?
Paul, of course, didn't have church structures to appeal to.
One can see part of the attraction of these books is the way they have been structured to appeal to multiple audiences all at once.
Reid often appeals to the structure of languages as evidence for generalizations about human cognition, belief, and descriptive metaphysics.
At the end, the court of appeals rejected this unprecedented notion stating it it "runs contrary to the fundamental structure of our constitutional democracy".
