Sentence examples for responding to pleas from inspiring English sources

Dr. Dean said he was responding to pleas from supporters who wanted him to keep running.

She had pursued a "submarine strategy" by disappearing from view rather than responding to pleas to speak out in public.

Responding to pleas from African nations, the World Trade Organization has agreed to give poorer countries greater access to inexpensive life-saving medicine by easing international trade rules.

Responding to pleas from reform-minded Egyptians despairing of local politics, Mr ElBaradei has suggested he may return to Egypt and run for president in elections due in 2011.

During a marathon item-crammed legislative meeting that began on Aug. 31 and ended the following day, legislators, responding to pleas from petition signers, approved the measure unanimously with one member absent.

Last week, responding to pleas from Maliki's government, President Obama announced that he would deploy as many as three hundred military advisers to Iraq, step up intelligence gathering, and, if he deems it necessary, carry out air strikes on insurgents in both Iraq and Syria.

At the same time, it responded to pleas from U.S. and European politicians to cooperate on several other fronts.

Politicians battling for survival do not generally respond to pleas to think about the good of the state.

But the driver, who worked for the city's Transportation Department, never stopped his truck; nor did he respond to pleas in subsequent days to step forward.

The proposed rules respond to pleas by consumers, Congress and state officials, but do not go as far as they wanted.

Partly as a result, the Kurds have until now failed to respond to pleas from other rebel groups to throw their weight behind the uprising.But there is another reason for Kurdish reticence.