“appeals”造句，怎麼用appeals造句

Robotics appeals to the nerd and being a nerd is cool today.

I’m not saying you shouldn’t be a 100-Thing minimalist; if the approach appeals to you, adopt it.

But as a working mother of five who grew up shooting moose for the freezer, she appeals to small-town voters who feel condescended to by Democrats.

In accordance with the stipulations of this law, the system of social organizations supporting citizens to file suit and ensuring that citizens can lodge appeals have been established.

She appeals to Mr Papandreou’s idealistic side, and also goes down well with tax-and-spend socialists who recall Mr Papandreou’s father, Andreas, as prime minister in the 1980s.

It is not the first time the BBC has refused to air charity appeals, although the backlash has never been on this scale, or included criticism from British government ministers.

He is ethnically Kyrgyz with a reputation as a law-and-order man, who appeals to the ethnic Uzbek and ethnic Russians as well as to the urban Kyrgyz.

Horrified, Ted now wished he'd taken Spotty's earlier appeals seriously.

Before that, patent appeals went to circuit courts of appeal.

It has appellate jurisdiction in stamp duty appeals and in its family jurisdiction decides divorce, adoption and custody matters.

If you could more efficiently manage your open tabs, would you keep more of them open at once? Which solution appeals to you more?

The use of secret evidence in court dates back to the creation of a special tribunal in 1997 to handle appeals by people who were being deported for national-security reasons.

They have made generous response to the appeals for funds.

That appeals to businesses, which, like individuals, are feeling increasingly insecure as the cost of employee health benefits continues to soar well above the rate of inflation.

Creative work appeals to him wonderfully.

America's Supreme court said it would hear a challenge to Barack Obama's health-care law, the implementation of which is in a muddle following mixed decisions in the appeals courts.

Many fear loss of perks, and have resorted to a cumbersome appeals procedure.