Sentence examples for no pleas to from inspiring English sources

A Washington Times reporter, object of no pleas to squeeze, picked up on the vogue verb with "The president was scheduled to travel to Pennsylvania today to tout another component of his budget: $11 billion to fight bioterrorism".

There was none of the Romney fantasy boilerplate about Obama's apologetic cringing, no plea to throw more money at the military.

Shahzad has entered no plea to five charges against him that include attempted use of weapons of mass destruction and attempting acts of terrorism, both of which carry life sentences.

The end of Prohibition brought down both the number of federal criminal cases from an average of more than 58,000 a year in the 1920s to around 37,000 in the 1950s and the rate of adjudications through guilty or no-contest pleas, to around 83% by 1945.But immigration offences and Prohibition redux America's drug war drove both numbers up in the late 20th and early 21st centuries.

A California judge dismissed felony charges against Dunn Wednesday and accepted no-contest pleas to a misdemeanor charge from three others caught up in the case.

Meanwhile, Lohan is awaiting a 90-day lock-in rehab sentence following no-contest pleas to misdemeanors related to a crash last year on PCH, and she's guest starring with once-troubled compatriot Charlie Sheen in his FX series "Anger Management".

Months later, he entered a no contest plea to voluntary manslaughter after hitting a man with his vehicle.

Bieber entered a no contest plea to the misdemeanor to avoid a felony charge and was ordered to pay $80,900 in restitution.

Cruz entered a no contest plea to a misdemeanor charge last Wednesday and was sentenced to 45 days in county jail and three years' probation, and ordered to stay away from the pop star and her house and carry no weapons.

Rivera's lawyer entered no contest pleas to the charges for Rivera, Steve Madson, the Brown County (Wis).

An arrest before the start of the 2011 season — and subsequent no-contest plea to drunken driving — was a jarring reminder that potential offers no guarantees.