"My current plea is that I would like you to please leave an open window for me to seek forgiveness," he said in an 18-minute address.
The executives' current plea to potential investors, including large media companies, is that they can provide the most popular services of the site, like its local crime statistics, while spending far less for staff and gathering news.
Moments later, Mr. Hancock said that his client was terribly ill -- "a walking medical textbook" was his exact description -- and asked the judge to allow Mr. Casale to remain at home until he either goes to trial or is sentenced under his current guilty plea, if he chooses not to withdraw it.
Various behavioral issues are at stake in the health care sector, for example, the current strong plea for more demand-based care provision as opposed to traditional supply-driven approaches.
The current implementation of PLEA retrieves the configuration knowledge (CK) from the CIDE tool, which stores the features directly related to the code asset in the respective abstract syntax tree (AST) that represents each of them.
The current version of PLEA manipulates the CK defined by CIDE (Kästner et al. 2008), the tool used for the variability management of the analyzed SPLs. Figure 3 shows a partial class diagram of the main packages and classes of the Flow Analyzer module.
Mr. Green's five current wives made desperate pleas to keep him out of prison.
And on the site are several heartfelt pleas from current and past students.
The best known, concerning the shootings of civilians on the Danziger Bridge that left two dead and four wounded, resulted in five guilty pleas from current or former police officers.
After his five current wives made desperate pleas to keep him out of prison, Thomas A. Green was sentenced today to a relatively light term, five years, for his conviction in June on four counts of bigamy and one count of criminal nonsupport.
A long-running corruption scandal netted 14 more guilty pleas from current and former members of Parliament, all of whom admitted to scheming with travel agents to book luxury trips at taxpayer expense and other travel-related abuses, including flying relatives on holidays for free.
