Sentence examples for your plea is from inspiring English sources
Kamens replied, "I'm happy to talk to you about this in more detail, but the system is designed so that once your plea is entered and the judge imposes a sentence . . .
It misquoted Tyrie as saying: "The principle that you should be able to bust out what the other side are saying about your plea is so deeply entrenched in British and Anglo-Saxon justice... ..
"Can you confirm to me that your plea is being entered knowingly and voluntarily and that the answers you previously gave me were true and accurate?" Judge McLaughlin asked Mr. Zakharov.
The principle that you should be able to find out what the other side are saying about your plea is so deeply entrenched in British and Anglo-Saxon justice it is amazing it is going more or less on the nod.
The primal need to beg, the despair when your pleas are rebuffed or ignored.
The correspondent adds: "My plea is that some balance is put back into your articles".
My plea is to protect public investment.
I hope their plea is not ignored.
That plea is suddenly more urgent.
The plea is complexity – again.
