“to plead”造句，怎麼用to plead造句

I don't come here to plead for the Chrysler Corporation.

His mother did her best to plead his case.

The girl charged with murder was said to be mad and unfit to plead.

Wen Ho Lee to plead guilty on one count of mishandling classified information

He has hired a prominent international lawyer, Robert Amsterdam, to plead his case.

Bernie Madoff was expected to plead guilty to charges relating to his Ponzi scheme, the biggest fraud in history.

Mr Juppe went in person to plead France's cause at the UN, the only national minister to do so.

She met her court-appointed lawyer five minutes before the hearing. He told her to plead guilty.

If you receive a traffic ticket, you normally have the option to plead guilty or no contest and accept the consequences, or plead not guilty and fight the ticket in court.

But at every important holiday he returned to the home of his former master to plead for the small cash gift customarily given to servants at such times.

When I prayerfully turn to God with my whole heart to plead for what he has promised, he will fulfill those promises.

Xiao Ming bullied Xiao Hong and Xiao Hong cried. At last Xiao Ming realized his mistake and went to Xiao Hong to plead guilty.

It is said that I have to plead guilty for my recklessness, because even if I limp on stage, it will inevitably affect the city appearance.

At the age of 28, Wang Yong took the exam for merit and fame. He wanted to plead for the people, but in the end he did nothing.

Through Him alone I have the power to know what and how to pray; above all, how to plead the Name of Jesus, and to receive the assurance that my prayer has been accepted.

Bernard Madoff now prepared to plead guilty to operating the biggest investment fraud in history, a plea that could carry a sentence of up to 150 years in prison.

With all the troubles in Taoyuan, He has been unable to meet with opposition legislators to plead her case for an extraordinary session, which means chances for passing a special budget for flood control are looking slim.

Unwilling to borrow from the local bank at exorbitant interest, he sought out the collector from the Shanghai wholesale house, to plead with him as a friend for a delay of another day or two.

He acknowledged that for the secretary of defense to plead for more resources for the State Department was as odd as a man biting a dog, but these are not normal times.

In a countrywith a conviction rate of over 99%—and where even defence lawyers urge clientsto plead guilty—this was a deep embarrassment.

He was encouraged to plead guilty to the lesser offence.

You had better get a lawyer to plead your case.

He tried his best to plead for the defendent.

They employed the best lawyer they could get to plead their case.

I was deeply impressed by the scene that Lu Zhishen went up to Liangshan to plead guilty to Songjiang.

We repeatedly help him to plead for love, the other side will raise your hand, no longer care.

Though it was snowing heavily now, Mr. Lin rushed over to the bank without an umbrella to plead in person. But his efforts were in vain.

"After she did attempt to plead not guilty by reason of insanity," West said, "Susan Smith was actually convicted and sentenced to life in prison.

She has come between me and my inclination, and now that she finds herself rightly punished she gets you to plead for her!

Half a month ago, he was here in vain to plead with his colleagues that they would cede the entire Indian arch to Jennah in order to save India's integrity at any cost.

In fact, most of the accused defendants are willing to plead guilty, so procedure of pleading guilty and sentencing is kind of criminal summary procedure possessing foresight and quality of practice.

He told her to plead guilty.

They hired a top lawyer to plead their case.

We can't try this man; he is mentally unfit to plead.

James Robert Liang, a VW engineer, in September became the first person to plead guilty to criminal charges, including conspiring to defraud us customers and regulators.

Counsel for the accused said that he intended to plead insanity, ie that his client was insane and therefore not responsible for his actions.

Standing for the peasants, the peasant spokesman refers to a certain individual or group who is willing to plead for the peasant and always considers the peasants benefit as the first one.

to remonstrate (with a superior); to plead for rectification

OpenTable, a website, allows people to book a table without having to plead with a snooty hostess.

Although Zhang Gu tried to plead for love everywhere and wrote to Hairui to raise his hand, Hairui ignored it, and finally convicted the two guys who bullied the market. It was a great pleasure to the people.

The tribunal has yet to determine whether foreign lawyers may even appear to plead before it.

After long defending the 3% target as a sign of its credibility, and insisting on overly ambitious growth forecasts, the government has abruptly switched message to plead for more time.

This uncertainty has lead the International air Transport Association to plead on behalf of its members for Europe's government to rethink policy on shutting airspace.