Sentence examples for question plea from inspiring English sources

Without question, plea bargains benefit many defendants who have committed crimes and receive lighter sentences than they might after trial.

Next question, plea... oh, you want details? "The most successful one is probably Ajax," replies Darren Beach, one of many readers to name-check the famous Dutch aristocrats named after the mythical Greek hero featured in Homer's Iliad, who went on to take his own life after going insane.

I was stunned by Susan's question about plea bargains because she — of all people — knows the risks involved in forcing prosecutors to make cases against people who have been charged with crimes.

As such," he argues, flitting breezily past the question of Kurdish pleas for language and other rights, "Turkey has been European for 75 years".

Stubblefield, who packed 300 pounds or more on a 6-foot-2 frame during his 11-year N.F.L. career, wore a tan suit and spoke in a deep monotone voice while answering questions about his plea from Illston, who has handled all of the Balco cases.

The president and the governor answered the clerk's question and women's plea with guns.

The answers to these questions will support his plea of not guilty".

He also felt pressured, he wrote, to keep answering "yes" when the judge questioned him during his plea.

Mr. Abadie, a broad-shouldered man with silver hair, answered Judge Bloom's questions quietly during his plea.

Zimbabwe's main donors of emergency medical and food aid — the United States, Britain and other European nations — face a painful question posed by those pleas for more help.

In answer to questions relating to his plea today, prosecutors said Mr. Caprio also admitted participating with various people in other murders, as well as in loan sharking, gambling and extortion.