Sentence examples for plea for new from inspiring English sources
In a week when Barack Obama made a tearful plea for new rules to limit gun ownership in the wake of numerous mass shootings, Jackson, a lifelong Democrat, defended US citizens' right to bear arms.
An interoffice e-mail message entered into the record today, a plea for new information for the dossier, cited the desire of Mr. Blair's inner circle that "the document be as strong as possible within the bounds of available intelligence".
The plea for new powers comes as Labour and the government battled over the extent of primary school shortages, with Labour arguing the government's figures showed deficits around the country.
Mr. Stockman made an impassioned plea for new revenues, said two people who attended, and called it outrageous that hedge-fund and private equity managers pay a 15 percent income tax rate – lower than most middle-class taxpayers – on investment income.
Salisbury City have issued a plea for new investors to help sustain the club in the Conference Premier next season.
The club officially came out of administration in December but four months later the chairman issued a plea for new investors to come forward, to help sustain the club next season.
He draws comparisons between what he senses is a public yearning for "some basic thinking about democracy itself" and "what is happening in the Middle East and North Africa".But then, after making those pleas for new ideas, new debates, open minds and the rest, he keeps signalling that his mind is already made up.
She recently put off an emergency room physician's plea for a new radiology software system; the new stuff wouldn't be able to link easily to the hospital's backbone software.
Thomas L. Friedman's latest book is a plea for a new Sputnik moment.
It was sad to watch the SPD conference rejecting him almost unanimously, along with his passionate plea for the new missiles, in 1983.
Three months after its decision in Mr. Thompson's case, the Supreme Court agreed to hear Mr. Smith's case, which, unlike the Thompson case, is a rather straightforward plea for a new trial.
