Sentence examples for taking the appeal from inspiring English sources

Pellegrino and her husband, Harry Waldman, are reviewing their options and thinking of taking the appeal higher, perhaps to the Supreme Court.

"Now I feel vindicated in taking the appeal process this far – it's incredible to come away with a decision in my favour after such a difficult last few months".

The council, which says it has a seven-year land supply, is taking the appeal decision to judicial review.

Banks had considered taking the appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport, in Switzerland, if it failed, but he said that is now unlikely.

The Bush administration argued that the court should not take the appeal.

If your appeal is elevated to the third level and the insurance company continues to deny the claim, you can then take the appeal to the state level.

The Supreme Court does not have to take the appeal, in which case it would be sent back to the Court of Appeals.

In short, I think the Seventh Circuit got it right in RadLAX Gateway — but the Supreme Court should take the appeal anyway to set the other circuit courts right.

Even though the justices gave no reason for declining to take the appeal, the development was undoubtedly a welcome one for the administration after several recent judicial setbacks.

If the court then agrees to take the appeal, Mr. Trantino's release will most likely be delayed until the court decides whether to uphold or reverse it.

That court has shown it is eager to take the appeal, and most analysts say they believe Microsoft's chances would be better there.