But I appeal to you to think of our children.
Economic change itself does not appeal to him.
An appeal to arms and to the God of Hosts is all that is left us!
It's a question of getting the right mix of policies to appeal to the electorate.
These children's songs also added many joys of appeal to the Dragon Boat Festival.
These qualities appeal to youths lacking time and money but wanting to find cool ways to navigate cities.
And the idea of taking probiotics yourself - rather than giving them to your infant - may also appeal to you.
All I'm going to ask is that we not appeal to such religious arguments, appeal to revelation or the authority of the Bible, in the course of this argument.
The global recession and the strength of the Australian dollar have also sapped the country’s appeal to foreign students.
To protect students' health, we would like to appeal to parents' cooperation again for reminding students to maintain personal hygiene and keep the school environment clean.
Embedding advertisements in "tweets", short text messages that can be up to 140 characters long, is unlikely to appeal to users.
The government should appeal to society respect female, and everyone's mother has too much to do in bring us up. Respecting female is being respected yourself.
And stores filled with non-essential items - think brightly colored, decorative pillows and kitchen accessories - didn't appeal to shoppers focused on making ends meet.
The methods which all comrades should prefer are those that appeal to the masses, i.e., those which are welcomed by all workers and peasants.
To explain the fact that we've got free will, so the objection goes, we have to appeal to — we have to posit — the existence of a soul, something non-physical, something more than purely physical.
The United States may send Elian Gonzalez back to Cuba if his Miami relatives do not sign an agreement promising to return him home should their federal court appeal to keep him fail.
This is in part to appeal to younger voters who are so disaffected by politics that they would probably not be familiar with a candidate's written name—but might recognise how it sounds.
He will not be immediately extradited, however, and will remain in the UK at least until later this month when he will learn if he can appeal to the Supreme Court.
Abstract paintings can never appeal to him.
They both need to appeal to undecided voters.
No. Many TV plays all appeal to young people.
But several recent cases have upheld the rights of clergy to appeal to secular employment tribunals.
The idea of Harold's getting a job as a traveling salesman doesn't appeal to his wife.
So he's arrested,he's tried, and then he has to eventually appeal to Caesar to get to Rome.
The phone, codenamed the Pulse, is a touchscreen device but it is designed to appeal to cash-strapped consumers.
Both documents are visionary and set lofty goals. Both appeal to a set of fundamental human values.
To protect students' health, we would like to appeal to parents' cooperation for reminding students to maintain personal hygiene and keep the school environment clean.
The minister appeal to universities not to rise the tuition. Though private universities have had it put into practice, most public ones refuse to carry out.
Perhaps significantly, MSNBC, which has lately been positioning itself to appeal to a left-wing crowd, is picking up viewers (see chart 5).
The CrossCabrio does appeal to a few female reviewers who like the high seating position, carrying capacity, and all-wheel-drive.
The situation being such as it is, our Empire for its existence and self-defense has no other recourse but to appeal to arms and to crush every obstacle in its path.
Desire is a narrow emotion to appeal to when designing a product that serves a purpose, especially when that product is located in an enterprise, or its purpose is highly technical or specialized.
In this light, Secret Garden's music can appeal to both refined and popular taste, and is admired by guests staying at shabby inns and luxury hotels alike. All in all, connotation is the key.
Abstract paintings did not appeal to Tom.
You might not appeal to her in vain.
An applicant who is refused legal aid may appeal to the Registrar of the High Court, or in Court of Final Appeal cases, to a Committee of Review.
Moral prestige of the elderly based management system then appeal to the collapse and collapse.
I may have to punish Bill for bullying, but I'll try to appeal to his better nature first.
Q: It is reported that the British citizen Akmal Shaikh who was sentenced to death filed an appeal to the court in Xinjiang, but the appeal was rejected. Please confirm that.
Mr Berlusconi opted not to fight on the issues, but instead to appeal to the courts to stop the referendums happening.
Instead of trying to tackle everything on this list at once, choose a few things that appeal to you, and give them a try.
Mr. Wu said he believes Legendary East can steer through China's movie distribution rules while still creating films that appeal to a worldwide audience.
To appeal to stingy customers, he wants to change the way Medtronic's products are sold, gathering data on cost-effectiveness so that the firm can "project offerings in economic terms".
First guess a man's ruling passion, appeal to it by a word, set it in motion by temptation, and you will infallibly give checkmate to his freedom of will.
His appeal took 14 years but this case is totally different.
But dancing in the street may not appeal to everyone.
To avoid this crisis, we appeal to reconstruct the coherence between hu-mans and things.
When edible fruits ripen, they change their colours or scent which appeal to humans, to 'invite' us to take them.
He wanted names that would give customers' an emotional experience 'and appeal to their sense of adventure.
But these images are often what foreigners expect and want to see - and therefore this is the way to appeal to their emotions.
As happened with his earlier criticism of "the hangover theory," here too Krugman buttresses his Keynesian logic with a misguided appeal to the data.
It says that a nail in the casket is hardly the end for some stars: instead their work, as well as their iconic image, continues to appeal to fans and to those born long after they died.
The party cannot appeal to identity politics, because the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) draws Hindu nationalists and regional leaders such as Mayawati in Uttar Pradesh rally low-caste backers.
Try to play music that will appeal to them.
Babylon's judicial system included magistrates' and judges' courts, a court of appeal, and the right of final appeal to the king.
Here we have a question of values that empirical inquiry alone is unable to decide without appeal to philosophical thinking.
Social conflicts triggered by land expropriation increasingly acute, collective farmers resisting law, to appeal to an incident as a serious hardship to the development of China's social stability.
To effectively capture their attention, imagination, and dollars, you need to be able to quickly recognize their identity and which characteristics of tea are likely to appeal to them.
His message of "new politics" and reconciliation can seem tired. He has failed to appeal to blue-collar voters who think that politics is about problem-solving rather than inspiration.
Again I'll appeal to a meta-analysis.
If you don 't obey me, I shall appeal to force.
The thrilling wing outfit flight through Tianmen mountain in September 24 will appeal to the world's attention definitely.
Brands are also starting to do more with Pinterest, where users can "pin up" images of things that appeal to them.
He may not appeal to the gilded youth of north Tehran, but he was able in 2005 to scoop up the votes of the traditional lower and middle classes.
No faint heart would be able to appeal to him to reverse our course.
One can not use force but reason to treat those who appeal to the higher authorities for help.
The idea was to enfold the 36 Stratagems around street basketball skills to further challenge, engage and appeal to target consumers, especially those that love to play the game.
You should not appeal to force.
They really knew how to appeal to your fantasies. Long straight hair, leather bag, silver earrings, no makeup.
In this valedictory to the German nation and to the world which was also meant to be a last, conclusive appeal to history, Adolf Hitler dredged up all the empty claptrap of Mein Kampf and added his final falsehoods.
He also sought to appeal to a jewish constituency for his presidential ambitions.
Women's weekly magazines tend to rely utterly on news-stand of the chief advantages of a website, selling subscriptions, holds no appeal to them.
Hybrid vehicles will not appeal to consumers purely on the basis of technological sophistication.
Maturity is a bright and inconspicuous brilliance, a rounded and not greasy sound, a leisurely manner that no longer looks at others, a kind of atmosphere that terminates the appeal to the surrounding, a kind of disregard of the noisy smile, a kind of brushing of extreme indifference, a kind of thick solid without a sound, a kin
Over the next few weeks, as billions of people worldwide focus on the FIFA world Cup, we appeal to players and fans everywhere to support to us in our mission.
The best chance to reach customers is to appeal to their emotions.
The case will go to appeal to the 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals, and thereafter, possibly to the Supreme Court.
I do not know how it will appeal to the reader apart from the memories with which it is entwined.
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