Sentence examples for time to appeal from inspiring English sources

By the time Mr. Maples's mother called, her son's time to appeal had run out.

The judge stayed the ruling for 30 days to give the vendors time to appeal.

He ordered that his ruling would not take effect for 90 days, to give the Bush administration time to appeal.

Frustrated with the reluctance of so many adults, it was time to appeal to a new demographic.

Still, the judge delayed release of the documents for a week to give Firestone time to appeal.

The judge also put a 10-day stay on the order, to afford the city government the time to appeal.

He promised a fair system, but he did not explain how it would work, other than by giving restaurant owners more time to appeal violations.

Bogotá's bullring is about to be refurbished; that gives activists time to appeal to Congress in an attempt to force a referendum.

Candidates still have time to appeal to Iraq's Supreme Court, but the recount was considered a main stumbling block to the formation of a new government.

In the general election campaign, Mr. Sununu even tried to distance himself from his party at times, to appeal to independents who had previously supported his opponent, Governor Shaheen.

Online traffic In the meantime, growth is likely to come from digital innovation, Preston implies, which will help Radio Times to appeal to a younger audience: the average age of a reader is 54.