Sentence examples for which is pleaded from inspiring English sources

Gibbins equally concluded that palliative care is 'part of being a doctor' and that the same skills are needed for primary care in general, which is pleaded for in other publications as well [ 25, 46].

The city, which is pleading with the federal government for more antiterrorism aid, had asked for more money specifically for the convention.

Nosily, I peer at one on top of the pile which is pleading for Sea the Stars not to be retired, a decision for the Tsui family, not the modest, unassuming Oxx.

General Motors, which is pleading for government help to stave off financial collapse, dropped sharply after a White House spokeswoman said the government was considering an "orderly" bankruptcy for G.M. and Chrysler.

It is unclear whether the watered-down changes can pass the Senate, but they are are unlikely to win the backing of the Australian Council of Social Services, which is pleading with the government to rethink its policy and focus on the original intention of family tax benefit payments, rather than a search for a specific quantum of savings.

The prime minister was also downbeat about the prospect of government assistance to SPC Ardmona, Australia's last fruit packaging and canning company, which is pleading with the Coalition to retain a $25m grant offered by the former Labor government so it can stay open.

An Irish problem has quickly become a euro-zone problem and a British headache, too, given the close links between the neighbours.The second question the solution shows how different Ireland in fact is from Greece, which was pleading for money from a reluctant Mrs Merkel.

It makes one's blood boil to think that Englishmen should be rated, scoffed at, and abused for refusing to sanction a doctrine which might be pleaded in defence of every excess of international cruelty and wrong.

Vacaville police have charged her with felony child abuse, to which she's pleaded not guilty.

The accused must admit every element of the offense to which he or she is pleading guilty.

While a new, United States-backed government may be able to renegotiate some of the reparations, it will be politically difficult to achieve debt relief for Iraq without offending many other countries, particularly in Africa, which have been pleading for debt pardons.