Sentence examples for plea of its from inspiring English sources

Its argument is that by legislating on immigration Arizona has trespassed on federal authority and violated the supremacy clause of the constitution.The plea of its supporters in Arizona is: read the bill for yourself.

But the Chamber was cognizant of the plea of its members directly affected by the issue: dozens of Missouri hospitals stood to lose $4.2 billion over six years in federal support for uncompensated care if the state refused to increase the income ceiling for Medicaid eligibility.

At the same time, the United States has reasonably concluded that it cannot afford to ignore the pleas of its allies in Asia or allow an incremental drift toward a more volatile state of play.

However, 14 years later, ignoring the pleas of its leader, Hugh Gaitskell, the party voted for unilateral nuclear disarmament.

Falling prices in China add to worries that its government will not continue to resist the pleas of its exporters for a cheaper currency, and so set in motion a new round of competitive devaluation.

The response of the international community was to withdraw U.N. Peacekeepers, ignoring the pleas of its commander in Rwanda.

In an editorial, The Guardian said "to many western ears, the clamour of China's markets is louder than the pleas of its dissidents.

It was the negligence of local government in one of the richest parts of the country that ignored the pleas of its low-income tenants, instead choosing to spend $1.9 million subsidizing opera tickets while cutting $17 million from frontline public services.

It was the negligence of local government in one of the richest parts of the country that ignored the pleas of its low-income tenants, instead choosing to spend £1.5 million subsidising opera tickets while cutting £13.5 million from frontline public services.

It was the negligence of local government in one of the richest parts of the country that ignored the pleas of its low-income tenants, instead choosing to spend £1.5 million (AU$2.5 million) subsidising opera tickets while cutting £13.5 million (AU$22.7 million) from frontline public services.

In a statement issued Thursday, Mr. DiNapoli focused on the guilty plea of his predecessor.