Sentence examples for strong pleas from inspiring English sources

Ignoring strong pleas from Washington, Mr. Sharon has now twice ordered Israeli forces to rocket cars carrying suspected Hamas militants in the Gaza Strip.

Yasir Arafat, the Palestinian leader, and his prime minister called for peace with Israel, delivering strong pleas to restart the Middle East peace plan.

Recently, strong pleas have emerged to place the health of adolescents on the global health agenda.

Walter Benjamin made a strong plea for words — he thought that words, captions, would save photographs from being misunderstood or misleading.

His book, One World (1943), largely an outgrowth of his travels, made a strong plea for postwar cooperation and was influential in turning many Republicans away from isolationism.

Safer makes a strong plea for recognizing honestly and working skillfully with the profoundly difficult circumstances affecting siblings in families with damaged children.

The three-member Arizona Boxing Commission, after hearing testimony that included a strong plea from Chavez, voted in June to grant him a license.

PARIS — The leaders of the Group of 8, emphasizing growth as well as fiscal discipline at their meeting on Saturday, made a strong plea for Greece to stay in the euro zone and the European Union.

In her later years she wrote "Inasmuch": Extracts from Letters, Journals, Papers, etc., a memoir of her work that also included a strong plea for continued support of missionary work in China.

1937 Roosevelt Criticizes Court Disclaiming any dictatorial ambitions, President Roosevelt made a strong plea for his Supreme Court program, when addressing the Victory Dinner here tonight [March 4] in commemoration of the fourth anniversary of the New Deal.

MPS put out a strong plea for the independence of the role of the chief inspector of hospitals (CIH), writing to Jeremy Hunt in conjunction with the BMA in July.