Sentence examples for use of appeals from inspiring English sources

The use of appeals to "radically inaccessible" facts to justify ethical positions was recognized by Dharmakīrti to be flawed in public debate.

It is this exemption, and the canny use of appeals by parents seeking a school place, that is evidence of the very real population pressures in England's infant class sizes.

He was incensed at the dishonesty, the bare primacy of politics over policy, the use of appeals to raw emotion to stifle any serious discussion of a critically important policy issue.

Talcott Parsons [ 1] noted four means by which influence may be exercised, involving respectively the use of appeals to shared goals, inducement, persuasion, and power.

"To ensure the most effective use of appeal funds, a balance must be struck between minimising overheads and ensuring a robust management system is in place," he said.

On the basis of the aforementioned literature, addressing the use of appeal drivers (A), celebrity endorsement (C), and emotions (E) in advertisements and their likely association through ALT and ARM, a theoretical model is presented in Fig. 1 which encapsulates exposure to the ACE-based advertisement in order to influence women's consumption behavior with a mediating role for attention.

Call it "metaphysical," because it is at once intensely physical in its use of--and appeal to--the senses; and at the same time transformative of the physical world in which it so delights.

For appeals, the tribunal could make use of an appeals panel in The Hague, which hears cases from the Balkans and Rwanda.

The information could "be of use on appeal or on any remand to make clear whether any treatise, article, commentary, or analysis on the issues posed by this case are possibly influenced by financial relationships to the parties or counsel".

The use of symbolic appeals in Republican presidential campaigns found its most flagrant expression in 1980 with Ronald Reagan's appearance at the Neshoba County Fair in Philadelphia, Miss., an event and locale long identified with die-hard segregationist candidates and violent resistance to federal civil rights enforcement.

In accordance with previous studies, the use of technology appeals older adults if it only offers them greater autonomy [51, 65].