Sentence examples for will plea for from inspiring English sources

Someone in the media will plea for a national holiday "like Australia Day".

Dr. Maria Herzog, President of Eurochild, will plea for young children as rights holders and citizens, for making the voices of all stakeholders heard, with special attention paid to vulnerable groups of children, families, communities.

"The country cannot afford to pay off their regional debt, their bank debt," he wrote on Monday, "and various schemes to avoid the Men in Black from taking over will not work nor will the pleas for 'more Europe' as the words mouthed by Germany are meant for placation only and will not find implementation in any kind of timeline that will make any difference".

He will be arraigned and will enter a plea for the third time since his initial indictment in 2007 after prosecutors filed a modified indictment Thursday, cutting the charges against him to 5 from 11. Anderson, who prosecutors say gave Bonds steroids and other performance-enhancing drugs, is expected to tell United States District Court Judge Susan Illston he will not testify.

It is unclear if there will be pleas for recounts or appeals to the supreme court.

It was the kind of error that will increase pleas for Rio Ferdinand to earn a recall and the Manchester United defender admitted earlier this week that he still wants to play for England.

Of the wounded soldier, who later died of his injuries, he said, "I will hear his plea for help for the rest of my life".

Other opportunists are also jumping on the Speight bandwagon.Mr Speight wants the chiefs' grand council to meet, presumably believing that enough of its members will support his plea for an interim government, with himself as a member or possible leader.

Britain's airport operators will issue a plea for help to the government this week, revealing the extent of the industry's financial woes and issuing a dire set of predictions for the rest of the year.

Far from the political and security considerations of politicians in Mogadishu, Puntland's Minister of Environment Ali Abduhalli hopes the new government and the international community will hear his plea for "immediate action".

We know that the world will not ignore our plea for a fair playing field.