Sentence examples for more plea from inspiring English sources

That mistrust, in turn, is complicating efforts to win more plea deals.

And yet, as one of the jail house guards was about to pull him away, he added one more plea.

More Plea Bargaining Experts like Ronald Wright, a former federal prosecutor and now a professor of law at Wake Forest University, say they fear that the steep decline in acquittals stems partly from more defendants, who might have winnable cases, deciding not to risk trials and reluctantly accepting plea bargains instead.

But as prosecutors reached more plea agreements with minor players in the scandal, Mr. Paroli, 71, evidently decided that a plea bargain that could bring him 15 to 21 months in prison outweighed a trial that could have yielded up to 10 years.

Of course, you do what you are bound by oath to do, Dr., but just one more plea, if I may: let it slip to her that it's no secret, we're all running out of time.

I want to add one more plea that you reverse these measures that tell my fellow students and I that what we are doing is not important to our country.

In addressing these skirmishes on the borderline, the next president of the BBFC should follow the American example and allow more plea-bargaining with producers and directors: lose that shot and we'll drop the age.

Applications rose in France, which entertained more pleas for asylum than any other rich country in 2004.

Incredulous, she replied, "Find me a house!" After fielding more pleas, in scenes captured on video and posted online, the sheik lost patience and confronted the fighters, saying the blockade was hurting "the simple people, the common people".

Conceived through a series of pleas by designers, fittings, rejections and more pleas, given birth to on the red carpet — generally without a single dollar changing hands — the dress dies in a garment bag in the back of a closet.

Updated at 4.16pm BST 4.04pm BST Battle for Homs Residents of the besieged districts of Homs have made more pleas for help as they erect makeshift barriers to try and halt the advance of government troops.