Sentence examples for plea is made from inspiring English sources

By Andrew Mellon The New Yorker, March 6 , 1926 P. 7Plea is made in Senate for fair play to Secretary.

A plea is made for more consistent and objective reading of clinical experience of this technique.

Local initiatives are therefore seen to empower users at an individual level, but a plea is made for a change in the culture of nurse education in order to have an impact on user empowerm ent at a collective level.

A plea is made to the manufacturers that there will be improvements in the technique.

A plea is made for more such surveys in West African district hospitals.

A plea is made for consideration of the total biosphere and not just its separate components.

A similar plea was made in the European parliament this week by a Sinn Féin MEP, Lynn Boylan, who said: "Mary Boyle has been failed by the Irish state".

Their last-minute plea was made in talks with the Prime Minister yesterday as some G8 countries threatened to water down a new global tax information sharing scheme so it would exclude developing countries.

The impassioned plea was made at the Coalition of Resistance National Conference in Camden, U.K., on Nov. 27, a youth, students and education workshop.

Meanwhile the family Nessy in particular busied itself on his behalf, and another plea was made to the Earl of Chatham, in heart-rending terms.

From the very early days of the Order there were calls to create some sort of recognition for senior members, and a special plea was made at the National Meeting of 1899.