The documentary "Bridegroom," written and directed by Linda BlofDesigningomason (of "Designing Women" fame), is a poignant, powerful tale of first love and untimely death as well as a practical, frankly undeniable, plea for marriage equality.
In other words, they have little incentive – and probably minimal practical capacity – to accede to pleas to produce more and charge less.
From both parties there was a plea for providing more practical experience in medical college.
As with his other proposals, his emotional pleas were followed by practical solutions.
A great majority of prosecutions are resolved with guilty pleas, and more vigorous judicial supervision of how the pleas are reached would have a broad practical impact.
As I've written before, the government could further its own practical interests by means of an amnesty, pardon, or plea bargain, too — there are ways Snowden could help.
We are one of the small band of charities whose heroic efforts Denis MacShane praises in his passionate plea for a prisons policy that makes practical sense, reduces recidivism and takes politics out of prisons (Opinion, 21 May).
Dworkin's argument is stimulating, but the best practical guide remains that of another philosopher, Bernard Crick, with his plea to elevate and not despise the messy necessity of politics.
Hence Zuckerberg's plea to policymakers last April for "a simple and practical set of — of ways that you explain what you are doing with data… that's not overly restrictive on — on providing the services".
In essence, Microcosmographica Academica is a plea for a more honest approach to politics, and a practical guide to getting things done, whatever obstacles others may place in your way.
