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How To Use appealable In A Sentence

• Based on the unappealable decision of the executive committee, partners can be fired, demoted (as in this case), or have their pay lowered.
• Last year the court issued a ‘final and unappealable decision’ that in Bulgaria two religious communities existed which held the title ‘Bulgarian Orthodox Church.’
• If a decision of the legally qualified panel member was unappealable to the commissioners, it was susceptible to judicial review. Times, Sunday Times
• But along with that safety, we'll face arbitrary and unappealable decisions on who can fly in a commercial airliner, rent a truck, borrow money, or even stay out of jail.
• the judge's ruling was handed down in a preliminary hearing rather than a trial and was therefore unappealable
• He has the last word in everything; his decision is unappealable.
• He added: ‘Unfortunately a judge's ruling is unappealable and that is another matter we are considering for the European Court as well as the justice of the decision itself.’
• They related to unappealable or no longer appealable decisions of the secretary of state. Times, Sunday Times
• For example, in California only criminal cases in which capital punishment has been imposed are appealable as of right to the state supreme court.
• Yeah, the part about the bans not being appealable is being removed, actually, and there's some talk about emailing all of those people again.