Sentence examples for many pleadings from inspiring English sources

It took far too long and far too many pleadings before the junta agreed to let any international relief planes land.

Such is the popularity of hedge funds that many of the largest are closed or, as they say in the trade, "soft-closed", meaning that entry requires special pleading and many plead.

We've all been through so many appellate pleadings of Williams v. DiMaggio, Nomar v. Derek, Yaz.

Berra did not set foot in Yankee Stadium for the next fourteen years, despite many Georgian pleadings, supplying character and silence where both were in short supply.

The one vital ingredient that is missing in many of these pleading messages is the paucity of information on what their candidate actually stands for other than truth, justice and the American way.

If the court requires pleading paper, then you must draft legal pleadings on pleading paper.

Best to think of the songs, festive or plaintive or pleading, as so many strange confections in a heart-shaped box.

Their son, the fifth James in succession, Then left his realm in the possession Of daughter Mary, Queen of Scots, Whose many years of plights and plots And pleadings to be recognized Would, after death, be realized.

Many of these decisions have been made "on the pleadings," i.e. in the very early stages of a case, meaning that Section 101 is being used early on by patent defendants to try to avoid the costs of a long and drawn out patent case.

Many states and counties have "local rules" that address how pleadings should be formatted.

Like sermons, many types of formal address such as lectures, political speeches, and legal pleadings appear to be doomed as documents of literary value, as Burke's or Lincoln's orations and addresses were when they were learned by heart by the younger generations and helped mold the style and contribute to the moral education of men.