Sentence examples for from the plea from inspiring English sources

Although that distinguishes this case from most others, the Justice Department and UBS also structured the settlement to keep the potential fallout from the plea to a minimum.

Notably absent from the plea agreement was a charge of drunken driving, which prosecutors agreed to drop because no breath analyzer or blood tests were taken.

That phrase had angered gay rights advocates who believe it is derogatory; the judge said he took the language from the plea bargains the prosecution offered Mr. Ravi before he went to trial.

For his part, Mr. Holisky took documents from the plea agreement in his assault case, in which the prosecutor in neighboring St . Louis Countyagreed not to oppose the restoration of his firearms rights.

In other words, if Andersen could not obtain a waiver of the provisions of Rule 102e from the S.E.C., then it would have been able to withdraw from the plea agreement.

Far from the plea for help he had been expecting, the pitch he was hearing struck him as a reverse takeover: Bank of America would be paying Mr. Fuld to run its investment banking franchise for it.

BANGKOK — The night before the crucial vote in Parliament, the political defectors were locked for their own protection in hotel rooms, their phones confiscated to shield them from the pleas and payoffs of their former comrades.

Far from the pleas that have been associated with equity or piracy discourses, alternatives should be developed, recognising the importance of the rules of access to innovation which characterise intellectual property regimes, but also acknowledging the need to reward the contributions of both previous and future stewards and users of agricultural biodiversity.

My strength comes from the pleas of gay people in Uganda that I have listened to, who need to live free and happy like anyone else.

The additions to William Dugdale's Monasticon include an extract from the Pleas taken before the King at York in 1387, stating that there was a congregation of hermits at Malvern "some time before the conquest".

The broadcaster, Stuart Hall, 83, pleaded guilty to the charges last month, but the news media had been prohibited from reporting the plea until now.