Sentence examples for plea to remove from inspiring English sources

Demonstrators also criticized President Hugo Chávez of Venezuela for his plea to remove the FARC from lists of terrorist groups.

The Senate sponsors have already heard ASA's plea to remove the two biggest barriers to medical marijuana research in the U.S.: the Public Health Service Review Process and the National Institute on Drug Abuse's monopoly on supplying research marijuana.

In some cases, he wrote that he made pleas to remove individuals who were involved in the abuse, but that only one detainee had been removed.

She resists all pleas to remove it: it breaks her ribs, her pelvis and, in an unconscious homage to early Ian McEwan, her spine; then it kills her.

In cabinet, she blamed the rest of the government for giving up on tackling rising immigration and turned down their pleas to remove overseas students from the target.

The data show that residents receive dramatically different levels of street-cleaning service depending on where they live: More than one-third of pleas to remove refuse from dozens of neighborhoods in Central, Northeast and South L.A. were ignored even as sanitation workers responded to 99% of requests in other parts of the city.

On Wednesday, a major shareholder group in the United States reiterated its plea to Sotheby's to remove Mr. Murdoch from its board.

The federal court in Miami has provisionally adopted the department's recommendation to remove plea agreements from electronic files, and other courts are considering it and experimenting with alternative approaches.

Allen and a troop of Boys traveled to Westminster where, under Allen's influence, the town's convention adopted a strongly worded resolution authorizing the drafting of a plea to the King to remove them "out of so oppressive a jurisdiction".

But still there was an undertone of political division, as the mayor and other speakers reiterated longstanding pleas for the state to remove the Confederate battle flag from the state Capitol and for the country to pass laws to restrict the use of guns.

Meantime, gay bars in the United States and other countries have heeded a plea from L.G.B.T. rights advocates to remove Russian vodka from their shelves, in the hope that economic pain will equal legislative pressure on Russia to repeal its anti-gay laws.