Sentence examples for multiple pleas from inspiring English sources

She ignored multiple pleas from family members who begged her to stop prescribing opioids to their loved ones, according to Deputy District Attorney John Niederman.

There were multiple pleas for spectators to raise their hands during the bridge of "Dead End Love," and a timid request to take their picture (below right) after "Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea".

One of the industry's symbiotic allies, the National Committee for Quality Assurance, which accredits health plans, has joined the insurers in making multiple pleas to the commissioners to permit the reclassification of accreditation expenses.

In multiple plea-bargain offers during his trial in 1990 and in four subsequent parole hearings, confessing and expressing remorse for the crime could have given him a chance to go free.

Browder insisted that he was not guilty, refused multiple plea offers, and finally had his case dismissed — but only after he had endured more than a thousand days on Rikers.

Christina Sterling, a spokeswoman for Ortiz, said in an email that federal prosecutors offered Swartz multiple plea bargain deals.

I was led to the DA's office, where I heard that he had repeatedly declined multiple plea deals and was facing 40 years in prison.

Before Labrie found Carney, he went through two other attorneys and refused multiple plea deals including at least one in which he would have served only a month in jail and done no time on the sex offender's list.

I infer from the more benign allegations in this case that FINRA gave some weight to Cheang's post-Citi disclosure of her criminal history and the relatively complex circumstances of her multiple charges, pleas, and withdrawn charges.

It seems unlikely that the multiple guilty pleas and convictions of Cohen and Manafort will constitute a sufficiently brutal collision with reality to lose Trump's hold on the base.

In spite of multiple guilty pleas, suspicious phone records, and a money trail that leads directly to the door of the Republican National Committee, former Attorney General Alberto Gonzales denied a request for a special counsel.