Sentence examples for plea to close from inspiring English sources
Esperanza Spalding's We Are America is an impassioned plea to close Guantanamo Bay, the symbol of all that is wrong with America right now.
That's why, as Barack Obama makes his latest impassioned and forceful plea to close it once and for all, it is shameful that he is leaving in place the practices that enabled it to flourish in the first place.
He hung a picture taken with Bashir in his home and said that government ministers responded to his plea to close the open trench by the church which served as a breeding ground for mosquitoes.
Why are we doing this?" The renewed pleas to close Guantanamo have done little, however, to sway Congress.
Harriet Harman closed Labour's conference with a plea to the party to close ranks behind Ed Miliband after the dramatic departure of his brother, David, from the political front line.
The plea deal is likely to close an ugly chapter for Mr. Letterman, the host of "The Late Show" on CBS, who made a dramatic public accounting of the extortion attempt on his show last October; Mr. Halderman was arrested.
WASHINGTON -- A worsening hunger strike and a fresh plea by President Barack Obama to close the Guantanamo Bay prison fell on deaf ears in Congress Friday, as the House of Representatives voted to keep the increasingly infamous jail open.
Establishment Republicans eager to move on from the intra-party squabbling can be expected to continue their pleas for the party to close ranks.
Britain's first MP with cerebral palsy has made an impassioned plea to the Government not to close special schools in its overhaul of the education system.
Ms. Norales-Nunez was chosen to introduce President Clinton, who then reciprocated with a message of welcome and a plea to all Americans "never to close the golden door behind us".
We may know more soon; it appears that Madoff is about to close on a plea bargain.
