Sentence examples for many plea from inspiring English sources

She lived in an impoverished black community under siege in the "war on drugs," and it was but a matter of time before she was arrested and offered the first of many plea deals that left her behind bars for a series of drug-related offenses.

Prosecutors wield such enormous power and strike so many plea bargains that the American criminal justice system has become dangerously subverted.

Despite many pleas from the prosecutors, they were not arrested by NATO forces in the Balkans when their whereabouts were known, and they have since gone into hiding.

Engineers said that despite many pleas from cities and towns downstream to hold back the water, they instead opened the gates wider when the dam's reservoir reached 122 percent of its planned capacity.

Thus he becomes the recipient of many pleas from the queen's beleaguered niece, an unwilling hostess when her aunt, accompanied by a retinue of 55 servants, is evacuated from wartime London: "She's impossible.

At first the film seems like one of the many pleas for understanding (most often involving the love between a cowboy hero and an Indian maiden) that were Hollywood's precautionary way of supporting the burgeoning civil rights movement of the 1950s.

Apple has not made many pleas directly to the WIPO, an agency of the United Nations, in its attempt to gain better control over its brand, but in those cases where it has, the outcomes seem to have always gone in Apple's favor.

That's one reason there are so many pleas, but another is the impact of mandatory minimum sentences.

Will my parents ever buck up and decide to listen to my many pleas to stop being working-class right-wingers?

After the 2000 Aqsa Intifada, the Israelis kicked out the Palestinian police and have not allowed their return despite many pleas and public requests as part of the road map, which called on Israel to allow the situation on the ground to return to the pre-October 2000 situation.

Despite many pleas for ceramide-based treatment regimens against cancer (Radin, 2003), progression from cell-culture to in vivo applications has been slow, and no clinical trials have been reported to date.