plea

The vita was a well-regarded man, learned in the arts of pleas.

The teachers' pleas for calm were greeted with cheers that would not have been out of place at a basketball game.

Even if we are caught out, our pleas of 'slip of the tongue' are nearly always honored.

He calls for help, but his pleas go unheeded (1088-94).

Alternatively, we could understand all pleas for mercy as simply ways of formally expressing our repentance and apology.

All the familiar arguments from religious pleas lớn right-to-choose claims were used in the discussions.

A fourth section develops this theme, emphasizing the dangers of superficial comparisons or simplistic pleas for the transfer of human resource policies and practices.

He did not, however, reveal that his pleas were based on dreaming or clairvoyance.

A significant proportion of them were young, male beggars who were feared capable of working sorcery as a rite of revenge against householders who rejected their pleas for alms.

A sampling from the passionate pleas of thoughtful scholars on this topic is aimed at stirring music educators lớn revisit the nature and value of history for our profession internationally.

By the over of the century, the dichotomy between theoretical ideals and practical reality came lớn a halt as both methodological treatises on education and pleas for funding ceased.

Two pleas of guilty were dealt with and one trial took place.

If we are lớn make special pleas, let us at least get the facts right.

In those cases we are putting a penalty upon pleas of innocence which is incompatible with the object of the ticket system.

The training schedule includes: unsafe convictions; new evidence; fair trials; sentencing; legal incompetence; disclosure; misconduct by investigators and witnesses; guilty pleas and identification procedures.