Sentence examples for clear pleas from inspiring English sources

The opposition accused the government of ignoring clear pleas from the charity sector.

The ministry also made a clear plea for environmentalists to take its side.

Michael Gove made a clear plea in his speech that his political assassination of Boris Johnson should be regarded as a crime passionnel, justified by his overwhelming belief in the need to ensure that Britain should completely sever its relationship with the European Union.

The song and the video begin with a very clear plea: "Everybody stay non-violent, baby.

In front of group of roughly 100 Chinese artists and collectors, Kegang hustled this pure air for 5,250 yuan in what was part-gimmick, part-performance art, but ultimately a clear plea that the air quality in China is in a dire state. .

But as she stood close to the waxy figure of the Nazi dictator, but not close enough that she could be photographed with him, it was clear her plea to journalists to not pay him too much attention would fall on deaf ears.

The law did not make clear if guilty pleas would be permitted in capital cases.

They're reporting a clear influence on pleas with the very strong temptation for defendants to plead guilty to avoid a higher charge.

But "it is clear that the pleas from the community got through to the president", Democratic Congressman Luis Gutierrez, one of the three Hispanic lawmakers who met Mr Obama on Thursday, told the Associated Press news agency.

The attorney general has clear guidelines on plea-bargaining.

It was not clear whether a plea agreement would be announced at that time.