Sentence examples for plea to send from inspiring English sources

Junichiro Koizumi, Japan's prime minister, views America's plea to send troops to Iraq as a chance to stretch the limits that have long constrained Japan's defence policy.

It was originally a one-minute commercial recorded in the interest of United Fruit Co., It became a big disc-jockey, danceband, juke-box hit, attaining such emminence that it was used as a so-called public-service commercial in connection with a plea to send food abroad.

The FBI and Boston authorities made a nationwide plea to send tips, pictures and smartphone video into their hot line.

"The case absolutely cannot be tried in court in its current form," the anti-corruption campaigner told reporters after Judge Sergei Blinov ordered a more than three-hour recess to consider his plea to send the case back to state prosecutors.

Yet the referee John Brandwood ignored Cambridge's pleas to send Whitlow off, and instead awarded Bolton a free-kick for an alleged tug by Benjamin.

But Russia, for all its assertion of a sphere of "privileged interests" looks impotent in Kyrgyzstan after rejecting pleas to send troops to stop the carnage.Voters saw the referendum as a choice between parliamentary democracy with a maternal president, and further instability and violence.

The US is said to be considering pleas to send weapons to Ukraine.

The US is considering pleas to send weapons to Ukraine but Mrs Merkel said she could not "imagine any situation in which improved equipment for the Ukrainian army leads to President Putin being so impressed that he believes he will lose militarily".

Members of social networking sites such as Twitter and Facebook spread messages and pleas to send help.

Speaking at a two-day meeting of NATO defense ministers in Istanbul, Anders Fogh Rasmussen, the NATO secretary general, said he would make a plea to countries to send more trainers.

Then Dad took it one step further, tagging onto the end of his hit TV show a personal plea to viewers to send in money (something that would be impossible today!).