The phrase "a plea in a" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing legal matters, emotional appeals, or requests for help, but it needs additional information to clarify its meaning.
Example: "The defendant made a plea in a desperate attempt to reduce his sentence."
Alternatives: "an appeal in a" or "a request in a".
One case was resolved with a plea in a separate case.
The rebels made a plea in a communiqué from their headquarters that they not be regarded as terrorists or adventurers.
Having counseled every president since Franklin D. Roosevelt on matters of race, she made a plea in a recent interview for Mr. Obama to be left alone.
Mr. Nemazee, 59, who was charged with one count of bank fraud, did not enter a plea in a court appearance on Tuesday.
REUTERS Judge Extends Plea Deadline for Former UBS Trader | A London judge ruled on Tuesday that Kweku M. Adoboli, a former UBS trader charged with fraud, could have an additional four weeks to look at evidence and get legal advice before entering a plea in a case that grew out of a $2.3 billion trading loss at the Swiss bank.
DEADLINE EXTENDED A London judge ruled on Tuesday that Kweku M. Adoboli, below, a former UBS trader charged with fraud, could have an additional four weeks to look at evidence and get legal advice before entering a plea in a case that grew out of a $2.3 billion trading loss at the Swiss bank.
Brunch — in New York, as much a ritual as it is a meal — first entered dining vocabulary when the English writer Guy Beringer published "Brunch: A Plea" in an 1895 edition of Hunter's Weekly.
Mr. Ceglia has been detained since his arrest on Friday and is expected to make an appearance and enter a plea in Federal District Court in Buffalo on Wednesday.
He says he was struck by a plea in Making Recovery a Reality for staff to "go the extra mile" for patients.
Court records show that, after being charged in 1994 with assault with a deadly weapon, he entered a plea in which he was convicted without accepting guilt.
This statute, limited in scope, was narrowly construed and was of little help: The ordinary executory arbitration agreement thus lost all real efficacy since it was not specifically enforceable in equity, and was held not to constitute the basis of a plea in bar in, or a stay of, a suit on the original cause of action.
