Sentence examples for hear a plea from inspiring English sources
William himself is said to have sat one Sunday "from morn till eve" to hear a plea between William de Braose and the abbot of Fécamp.
But in meetings with the Pearl District Neighborhood Association before embarking on the project, Security officials were surprised to hear a plea for office space.
In these contributions one can hear a plea for an enhanced conception of democratic dialogue, for the need to embrace different ontological aesthetic-moral assumptions, and for an ethics and politics which are more generous and receptive.
"They want to get out of here, and I want them out," said Judge Sacks, adding that he has yet to hear a plea that warranted dismissal, and can't even imagine one.
On Monday, the high court is scheduled to hear a plea for an injunction from dance music producer Avicii, who alleges that the instrumental from Collide is a copy of that in his own song Fade Into Darkness – an allegation denied by the chart-topping Lewis and her team.
A court in India is due to hear a plea for bail by Salman Khan, who has been convicted of culpable homicide in a 2002 Mumbai hit-and-run case.
The court was hearing a plea filed by the state political party, Jammu & Kashmir National Panthers Party seeking the release of Pakistanis in prisons across India.
After hearing a plea from the state's chief minister, workers agreed to restore power to much of Andhra Pradesh on Friday.
The United Nations security council held an emergency meeting on Wednesday night to discuss the onslaught and heard a plea from the Palestinian UN observer to stop "war crimes being perpetrated by Israel against the Palestinian people".
He also heard a plea from advocates on behalf of Judith Clark, who is serving a 75-year sentence as the getaway driver in the armed robbery of a Brinks truck in Rockland County that resulted in the murders of two police officers and a Brinks guard.
Fifty years ago today, John Kennedy gave one of the best political speeches I ever heard, a plea for religious tolerance that has strange pertinence now when a little-known minister had been threatening to burn copies of the Koran to strike a blow against Muslims.
