Sentence examples for useful plea from inspiring English sources
Mandelbaum's theory about democracy's natural evolution is both hopeful and a useful plea for patience to those who would try to impose democracy by force.
The state's existing persistent offender laws are considered weak and useful mainly to prosecutors negotiating plea bargains.
The prosecutor, William Hochul Jr., said Mr. Goba had cooperated with government investigators as required by the plea agreement, providing particularly useful information about the recruiting strategies of Al Qaeda.
It is a plea to use team efforts more often.
It was a piece of card from the FA with a few useful Italian words on it and a plea for good behaviour, as we were ambassadors for our country.
It's an important and timely plea because the pursuit of so-called useful educational results continues apace, and because the threats to humanistic education are indeed profound.
Faced with this, judges say, they ask: What thing can I do — grant or deny bail, take a plea, divert to rehab — that would be most useful, or least harmful to the world?
But really they're a last desperate plea for a train-track world in which men serve a useful function.
Federal prosecutors, said to believe that Mr. Moussaoui has no intention of providing useful information to investigators, said today that they would not oppose a guilty plea.
"Plea deals, including transfer to a home country, can be a very useful tool for the government," Professor Waxman said.
By agreeing to the plea, the government eliminated any risk of acquittal and may get some useful information that could help prevent future terrorist attacks.
