Sentence examples for plea to consider from inspiring English sources

The lower court ruling ordering the network's liquidation did not consider its balance sheet for 2001, and the higher court rejected a plea to consider this year's profit in its ruling today.

Some campaigners – including seven-year-old Lucas Pinto – approached chief executive Phil Clarke in its Covent Garden store in the runup to Easter with chocolate eggs and a plea to consider what his cleaners are paid.

Local officials and residents say the city has ignored their pleas to consider the depot's possible impact on a neighborhood struggling for economic rebirth.

Seven SPL clubs have already publicly confirmed their opposition but Green says he is confident chairmen will listen to his pleas to consider the impact on Scottish football if Rangers are removed.

Despite requests for communication and pleas to consider the safety of their abducted citizens, the United States, Britain and Japan said they had not been told in advance about the military assault, stirring frustration that the Algerians might have been overly aggressive and caused needless casualties.

A righteous contempt is shown toward administrative pleas to consider cost.

Justine Miliband resisted doing an interview for more than four years, until last week, at which time she came out with the plea to be considered as "more than just a dress" and it was open season – on her kitchen, too.

The editorial pages of major U.S. newspapers among them the Times, the Washington Post, the Boston Globe, and the Miami Herald—have echoed these pleas, urging Kelly to consider that sending fifty thousand Haitians back, as the Miami Herald editorial board put it, will harm Haiti more than it will benefit the United States.

The strategy in its current form will not cover Alderney or Sark as the Alderney Policy and Finance Committee does not want to extend the strategy at this time and Sark Chief Pleas has yet to consider it.

Diplomats shuttled from court to court through the Rhineland, bearing pleas to Gebhard to consider the outcome of a conversion, and how it would destroy the Electorate.

Among the calls being made by campaigners is plea for the UK to consider offering homes to the 3,000 lone children already in Europe.