101.   The company appealed the ruling, and it is now before the U.S. Court of Appeals.

102.   The company appealed, and Hardy later settled for an undisclosed sum.

103.   The company can also appeal to the Supreme Court.

104.   The company cannot appeal because there are no constitutional issues that could propel the case to the federal courts.

105.   The company could appeal, but only on the grounds that the trial was flawed.

106.   The company has appealed his rulings.

107.   The company has appealed the ruling but not changed the wording.

108.   The company is appealing the OPIC cancellation before an independent arbitrator.

109.   The company may appeal some parts of the ruling, Bauman added.

110.   The construction company is appealing the ruling with an independent special counsel appointed by the stock exchange, Haider said.