Sentence examples for whose appeals for from inspiring English sources

The Kremlin arranged for Mr. Russell-Johnston to conduct a fact-finding mission in the North Caucasus, just as it did in December for Knut Vollebaek, the chairman of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, whose appeals for a cease-fire were also ignored.

Shaughnessy, Peter Pawlett and McGinn all went close for the Dons whose appeals for a penalty after Pawlett was upended in the box, were ignored by referee Kevin Clancy.

They received a major boost when the Lebanese Shia Islamist movement, Hezbollah, began sending members of its military wing to fight the rebels, whose appeals for heavy weaponry were rejected by Western and Gulf allies concerned by the prominence of jihadists linked to al-Qaeda.

President Clinton's final pardon list today was notable for names not included, especially that of Michael R. Milken, the convicted Wall Street financier whose appeal for clemency was a source of great debate.

The most provocative contribution came from Richard Reeves, Clegg's former director of strategy, whose appeal for undiluted liberalism was seen as an attempt to push the party to the right, but many Lib Dems strongly disagree (see 8.46am) and think the party would be mad to give up on leftish voters who are attracted by the party's social democratic instincts.

The most provocative contribution came from Richard Reeves, Clegg's former director of strategy, whose appeal for undiluted liberalism was seen as an attempt to push the party to the right, but many Lib Dems strongly disagree and think the party would be mad to give up on leftish voters who are attracted by the party's social democratic instincts.

Six years before the novel opens, she also acquired a much-younger lover, the fatal beauty of the book's title — "a graceful demon" in Colette's words, played by the striking Rupert Friend — whose appeal for her is as openly maternal as it is unabashedly erotic.

Latrell Sprewell, whose appeal of his 68-game suspension for choking Golden State Coach P. J. Carlesimo in 1997 was unsuccessful, said, "Nothing the league does surprises me".

"These are not surrogates whose appeal are for centrist swing voters," said Cullen, the former Republican state chairman.

Substantial jazz record labels aren't looking for trumpeters, they're looking for singers whose appeal crosses the entire field of adult music.

(For this reason, even businesses whose appeal is essentially spicy should resist, for now, the temptation to send their customers illicitations).