Summary
appeal {noun}
apelación · exhortación · recurso · recurso de casación
to appeal {verb}
atraer · atraerse · reclamar · recurrir · apelar
English-Spanish translation for "appeal"
"appeal" Spanish translation
appeal {noun}
An appeal has been lodged by the defendant and will be heard on 18 March 2002.
Concerning an appeal, I understand his caution, but he said that we can make an appeal.
In the meantime, the sentence has been suspended by the Islamic Appeal Court of Sokoto.
We wait to see how the Nigerian Government will act after the appeal on 25 March.
There must always be a right of appeal if the request for asylum is refused.
appeal {noun} (also: exhortation)
I see them, though, more as an appeal to us to carry out our responsibilities in the future.
His appeal is to be heard on 13 April, or in other words the day after tomorrow.
- passengers have no effective means of control or extra-judicial appeal.
No genuine cross-border appeal and redress procedure currently exists.
In fact I am inclined to be rather cynical about the timing of this appeal.
I should like to thank the many Members who have spoken out in favour of lodging an appeal.
appeal {noun} [law]
If the appeal is well founded, the Court of Justice shall quash the decision of the General Court.
Such an appeal may be brought by any party which has been unsuccessful, in whole or in part, in its submissions.
Where an appeal is brought against a decision of the General Court, the procedure before the Court of Justice shall consist of a written
The appeal referred to in the first two paragraphs shall be heard and determined under the procedure referred to in Article 39.
to appeal {verb}
to appeal [appealed|appealed] {vb} (also: to beckon, to attract, to engage, to pull toward)
In his report, Mr Szejna has opted for a wide approach, which appeals to me.
The target group is large and appealing and they are discussed at length, but very little is done.
The wealth of the country is appealing to its greedy neighbours.
Meanwhile, the idea of an 'Organisation for Economic Cooperation in South Caucasus ' appeals to me greatly.
to appeal [appealed|appealed] {vb}
to appeal [appealed|appealed] {vb} [law] (also: to summon)
to appeal [appealed|appealed] {vb} [law]
If no action is taken, we have two months in which to appeal to the Court of Justice.
An appeal if the World Trade Organisation maintains its original position.
Secondly, there is no possibility of appeal to a higher body.
A way of making an appeal which is quick and costs nothing must be introduced in the new rules.
But as I have tried to make clear, appeal is available, right up to the House of Lords.
to appeal [appealed|appealed] {v.i.} [law]
Concerning an appeal, I understand his caution, but he said that we can make an appeal.
A one-minute speech such as this can only appeal to the emotions and the imagination.
We want to turn 'can make an appeal ' into 'insist that an appeal is made '.
I would therefore appeal to the House's sense of collective responsibility.
They have no opportunity to defend themselves or to lodge an appeal.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "appeal":
© Princeton Universityinvoke · attract · appealingness · charm · solicitation · collection · ingathering · entreaty · prayer
Usage examples
Usage examples for "appeal" in Spanish
Similar words
apotheosis · apotropous · appalled · appalling · appallingly · apparatus · apparel · apparent · apparently · apparition · appeal · appealing · appeals · appearance · appearances · appearing · appeasement · appeaser · appeasing · apped · appellant
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