The phrase "all the pleas" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple requests or appeals made by individuals or groups, often in a context of seeking help or understanding.
Example: "Despite all the pleas from the community, the council decided to proceed with the construction project."
Alternatives: "all the requests" or "all the appeals".
ZAGREB, Croatia — For all the talk of conciliation, for all the pleas for tolerance before the game and for all the statements from players and coaches that the war should take a back seat to the soccer, the crowd at the Maksimir Stadium in Zagreb found it harder to forget and forgive on Friday.
All the pleas were entered before Judge Harold A. Ackerman of Federal District Court here.
All the pleas, commands and threats were hollow rhetoric - who were they addressed to?
"You can imagine that defense lawyers will want to document much more thoroughly now than perhaps they did before how carefully they warned defendants of all the consequences and all the pleas they turned down," Professor Fisher said.
After all the pleas for Phil Jackson to take decisive action earlier, to right the Lakers and sternly discipline his feuding All-Stars, in the end his patience won out.
I write this on my journey back to Sierra Leone, where, despite all the pleas my colleagues and I made, we at Médecins Sans Frontières are still among very few responders on the ground.
"All of the plea proposals made by prosecutors were a small fraction of the sentence called for by the federal sentencing guidelines," Sterling added.
It is not a very convincing league – the winners are usually easy to spot and, as opening night showed, there is every chance of an embarrassing mismatch – but the European Cup must remain as a league despite all the annual pleas for it to return to a knockout competition because its purpose is to make money for the leading clubs around Europe.
Caesar supposed that all these pleas had the same object as before, to secure by a three days' interval the return of their absent cavalry; however, he said that on that day he would advance no further than four miles, in order to get water.
That the attorney at law of record prosecuting persons charged with violating the law of the state of Ohio, prohibiting the liquor traffic, shall receive as compensation for legal services an amount equal to 10percentnt. of the fine collected, in all cases, whether the plea be guilty or not guilty.
"No damage was done, but we were blindsided," says he. Now he seeks to help coordinate varying local crusades to let all the branches know which pleas work the best.
