unappealable

IPA: ʌnʌpˈiɫʌbʌɫ

(law, of a verdict etc) Not appealable; that may not be appealed, or sent to a higher court for a second judgement.

Examples of "unappealable" in Sentences

He has the last word in everything; his decision is unappealable.
Here, a second limitation period starts when the verdict has become unappealable.
So far, Obama's campaign message has hardly attacked McCain as a completely unappealable candidate.
Or, in the other direction, an easy registration requirement coupled with unappealable forfeiture on non-compliance.
Unless it rules in Mrs. Lawrence's favor the original tribal-court opinion is "unappealable," says Bonnie Kane, who is representing Mrs. Lawrence.
My wife (Mexican) was refused a fiancée visa to the U.S. with the stated "reason" of "attempted visa fraud", something my U.S. immigration lawyer told us was totally unappealable.
All of which requires you to imagine a virtual transformation of human nature and a voluntary transfer of national power to what in effect will be the unappealable judgments of a world government.