effective appeal

I thought I could hear him making an effective appeal down there from human to divine justice.

But Republicans hope that strong, effective appeal procedures will reduce the number of people who feel compelled to sue.

In a country where half or more of the population is under 30, with young men subject to the military draft, that could be an effective appeal.

Can any of the candidates develop an effective appeal to blacks and other minority groups, who play no role at all in New Hampshire?

They argued also that, by avoiding that larger issue, Judge Sparks had left the way open for an effective appeal.

At this stage of the Presidential competition, it is unclear which candidate will launch the most effective appeal for the support of the young upwardly mobile professionals.

Although it is now well after the fact, I feel the article warrants comment because it apparently struck a chord of enormous and effective appeal in your readers.

Richardson wrote deliberately for edification, and "Tom Jones" is a powerful and effective appeal for a charitable, and even indulgent, attitude towards loose-living men.

The issue isn't whether the guilty, political or otherwise, are in prison, but how do we create an effective appeals system, a system that allows for the expedient release of the innocent?

There are significant disparities between the Member States, ranging from the provisions relating to accelerated procedures to those relating to personal interviews, assistance and access to an effective appeals procedure.

One recent commercial had a man selling cars for a dealership in Lakeland, N.J., hardly an effective appeal for listeners in East Hampton, Peekskill or Stamford.

One of his lawyers, Yuri M. Schmidt, said in a telephone interview that the authorities had accelerated the timetable, leaving little time to prepare an effective appeal, let alone mount a campaign.

Whatever the outcome of the Bridgewater case, the miscarriages of justice already brought to light have had serious consequences for disorder in prisons and will continue to ferment disorder until a more effective appeals system is devised.

Some have even gone so far as to argue that fear is an entirely unnecessary component of an effective appeal as perceived efficacy is more predictive of intention to change behavior than either element of perceived threat.

In a footnote, Wright wryly observed that $81,319.72 "is calculated to be just below the cost of an effective appeal," a nod to his finding that plaintiffs' settlement demands were set "just below the cost of a bare-bones defense."

Shot partially in a working textile factory, "The Cry of the Children" was recognized by an influential critic of the time as "The boldest, most timely and most effective appeal for the stamping out of the cruelest of all social abuses."

The Health Select Committee is in place to hold the DH to account.....and recently stated "NHS Complaints system is not working" and "The Health Service Ombudsman role needs a complete overhaul if it is to provide an effective appeals process for Complaints ".