plea造句

The prisoner made a plea for mercy.

I conjure you to hear my plea.

They addressed to the governor a plea for clemency.

His plea unimpressed the vast majority of shareholders present.

He refused to contribute, on the plea that he couldn't afford it.

The defence lawyer made an eloquent plea for his client's acquittal.

Prosecutors said Douglas had signed a plea agreement, but the details weren't disclosed.

These and similar groups begin with a plea for budget discipline.

FINRA conveniently and effectively utilizes a plea of immunity to obviate the call for transparency by Johnson and others.

In August, federal prosecutors and a judge accepted Albrett's plea of not guilty by reason of insanity.

Clemens recognized the thinly disguised plea for help and sent her a check for one thousand dollars.

A spiritual woman, Mary Anne was convinced that God's hand was at work in leading her to Yongxin's plea.

The point of the woman's talk is to talk. But the man sees her continual talk about problems as a plea for solutions.

Solicitor Mark Haslam, representing Ms Harman, asked for the "maximum credit" for his client's guilty plea, which was given after "other matters" were dropped by the prosecution.

His speech at Madrid was perhaps the most eloquent the West had ever heard from a Palestinian: a plea for understanding, for sympathy and for territory.

A bombastic portuguese legislator gave an impassioned plea for the right of little people to have their fun just one night a year.

The ceremony took place in Prague, where last year Mr Obama made an impassioned plea for "a world without nuclear weapons". See article.

But they also made a more prosaic joint plea to Mr Hain to ensure that separate water bills will not be issued for the first time in Northern Ireland, which would have occurred without a deal.

The opposition leader Antonis Samaras rejected a government plea for cross-party unity, saying he couldn't endorse a plan which, in his words, would flatten the economy and destroy Greek society.

Massey's plea agreement says he offered a state senator $1 million for a favorable vote, and he authorized his assistant to tell the lawmaker as much as $2 million of Gilley's money was available.

They were responding to a plea from Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith’s to ‘give our young people a chance, and not fall back on labour from abroad’.