Sentence examples for most plea from inspiring English sources

But the deadline in the order would be 30 days before trial — well after most plea negotiations have taken place.

Most plea bargains consist of promise of a longer sentence if a person exercises their constitutional right to trial.

Instead, the leaders of the wealthier nations of Western Europe, who had welcomed their Eastern neighbors into institutions like NATO and the European Union, looked inward as the crisis worsened, rushing to protect their own companies and banks but resisting most pleas to save jobs or shore up banks elsewhere.

The result is the most compelling plea we have for changing our lives and our politics.

Perhaps the night's most impassioned plea came from Jim Livingston, president of the Prince William Education Association.

Jelena Tomic, a softball player from Croatia, made perhaps the most heartfelt plea.

Barack Obama has issued perhaps his most personal plea yet to overcome the existential threat posed by climate change.

Since federal money goes to counties that convict the most people, plea bargains in criminal cases are aggressively pursued.

The alternative being worked out by his lawyers may have been the most generous plea bargain of all time.

It took just 80 words for a federal appeals court to deny Kevin Cooper's most recent plea to avoid execution.

But because judges, not prosecutors, controlled most sentencing, plea bargaining was limited to those rare cases in which prosecutors could unilaterally dictate a defendant's sentence.