Sentence examples for the pleas that from inspiring English sources

Far from the pleas that have been associated with equity or piracy discourses, alternatives should be developed, recognising the importance of the rules of access to innovation which characterise intellectual property regimes, but also acknowledging the need to reward the contributions of both previous and future stewards and users of agricultural biodiversity.

Prosecutor Andrew Edis QC told a jury, which had been sworn in but was discharged after the pleas, that the four involved in the Stock Exchange plot had not intended to maim and kill.

But he said that in the interest of justice and the bishops' own credibility, the bishops should heed the pleas that they have heard from Christians overseas to turn their attention to those who are being killed and persecuted for their faith.

"Do not argue with me of the plea that is offered, or you will be asking yourself, 'Why am I sitting here?"' the prosecutor, Kenneth Del Vecchio, 35, said as his dark eyes scanned the audience.

When Maye was permitted to plead guilty to manslaughter earlier last month, the plea that allowed him to be released, the Jones family wept.

But the plea that the banks never saw it coming does ring true.

Not the natural showoff, Nicks copped to the plea that Giants safety Antrel Rolle put him up to it.

French forces joined the venture on the plea that a French missionary had been officially executed in Guangxi.

The fourth war was undertaken by Governor-General Lord Mornington (later Wellesley) on the plea that Tippu was receiving help from France.

It flies in the face of the plea that Pope Francis made to Congress last week to confront the refugee crisis in a "humane, just, and fraternal" way.

At the first night of Peter Pan, Olive looks at how family members are reacting to the plea that they show their belief in fairies by clapping.