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The appeal process is a waste of time. Under the current system and with no re-hearings at appeal any more, it's almost inconceivable that an appeal would be upheld.

With respect to the appeal process for on-field discipline, that process was negotiated in collective bargaining and has served the industry well for decades, ... Mr. Wells' dissatisfaction with his appeal says more about his poor behavior than it does about the quality of the appeal process.

With respect to the appeal process for on-field discipline, that process was negotiated in collective bargaining and has served the industry well for decades. Mr. Wells' dissatisfaction with his appeal says more about his poor behavior than it does about the quality of the appeal process.

David Wells has once again created a distraction with a series of ill-informed and ill-conceived comments, ... The appeal process for on-field discipline ... has served the industry well for decades. Mr. Wells' dissatisfaction with his appeal says more about his poor behavior than it does about the quality of the appeal process.

We were informed last week his waiver was denied. However, we are putting together an appeal process. We feel like we have some additional information that we did not submit the first time, which would probably support him and give him a chance to win the appeal.

Some other athletes who had the same drug in their system all went on appeal because it was an Olympic year for them and they all lost. The (appeal) hearing is public, it's long, it creates some distraction for the team and we decided our priority was the NHL.

It's all about understanding and getting involved with people who get our products and who have broad appeal. Yes, he's got deep niche appeal with African Americans and Hispanic consumers, but he has broad appeal to automotive enthusiasts across the board, because of what he does with his products.

Nathaniel Mason

An appeal at this time likely would be denied. If found not guilty, there's no reason for an appeal.

It needs a major overhaul. There are a whole menu of points and definitions that are not clear and the appeal process is a waste of time.

[To appeal your assessment you will need to do some research and possibly hire an appraiser, but you do not need a lawyer. The appeal process is set up for individuals. It is not a court of law.] You can determine whether you have a case in the space of an afternoon, ... And your chances for success are pretty good; I'd say as much as 50 percent.

[McDonald's says that its DreamWorks partnership will create ads and promotions that appeal to all age groups, not just to children.] The appeal of McDonald's and the appeal of DreamWorks is very broad, . Pex Tufvesson started Livet.se. .. It's families and it's adults.

Walt Disney (1901-1966)

Walt Disney

We begin this process [in New Hampshire] as an underdog. Having said that, he has a good profile for the state, ... It's a state where success is really linked to your ability to appeal to independent voters and working class Ds. With his background, he can appeal to both of those groups.

We will follow the appeal process and consider the appropriate forums for that appeal process,

We have the right to appeal to the Supreme Court and we hope that when we appeal, the Supreme Court will temporarily stay the sentence until the appeal is heard,

The price point and form factor are likely to appeal to people who are younger and have less disposable income, and who are making their first home stereo purchase. It's less likely to appeal to people who have a home entertainment system.

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