Foster was to plead his innocence and Carlyle has indicated that the club would appeal if he is banned. |
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A French television station breaks off from normal programmes to let its ousted boss tearfully plead for his job back. |
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Her decision to plead guilty meant she had to receive a mandatory life sentence. |
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I also plead guilty to egging Val on to write about his air force experiences. |
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At that time, he is expected to plead guilty to one felony count of conspiracy. |
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Now the choice is go to trial on a felony assault charge and hope for an acquittal or plead guilty to a misdemeanor. |
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There can be no trial at all unless the accused is fit both to plead and to stand trial. |
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The couple went to court in October to plead poverty and beg for financial mercy. |
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In our universities, students justifiably plead poverty and the recommendations of the Cubie inquiry have been completely ignored. |
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But the various cities and counties have continued to plead poverty in the hope of receiving aid from central government. |
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With the case approached that way, he submits that it is not necessary to plead the evidential estoppel. |
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All the members of the family plead with her to give the marriage a last chance but she will have none of it. |
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How her beauty was known to all mankind and how knights and noblemen would plead King Julius for his daughter's hand. |
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How can one plead ignorance in the presence of this massive and continuous universal call? |
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He is forced to plead for the return of a man he conspired against, denigrated and expelled. |
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They continually plead poverty, yet when it comes to dishing out bonuses, they are good to their own. |
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But for the moment, I am pleased to have been given this chance to contrive my own fable and plead my own case before the necrologists get at me. |
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Meanwhile, a procession of alliance spokesmen have appeared on TV to plead for US assistance. |
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If she wants to plead good reason on this occasion, she also needs to apologise. |
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As counsel for the Bank has pointed out, the Statement of Defence does not plead unconscionability. |
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I decided to appeal to the captain 's better nature and plead my inability until I had watched a few more times. |
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Phil gets to live on beyond this, and with his history of rather public instability, he is pretty well set up to plead insanity. |
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I notice that the Commonwealth, by its defence, does not plead any statute of limitations. |
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In return, the unions agreed to plead the claim in the arbitration tribunal, tying their members to whatever decision is handed down. |
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The unhappy partner had to petition the legislature or court to plead his or her case. |
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Her lawyer tried to plead not guilty by reason of insanity, but that was rejected. |
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My mother particularly thought I'd make a very good barrister, and you know, do I think I could plead a case in court? |
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The city now seeks to amend the claim to plead fraudulent misrepresentation and deceit and to seek punitive damages. |
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There was still the terrible penalty of peine forte et dure, by which a man could be pressed to death if he refused to plead to an indictment. |
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In Portugal handcuffed and hung over hooligans whinge about heavy-handed police tactics and plead their innocence. |
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She had slackened off her seat belt slightly to allow her to turn towards Knowles and plead with him. |
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If they could be destroyed in days or weeks and the hungry fed, I would plead guilty to every charge of alarmism and shroud-waving. |
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The second fault I want to plead guilty to is carelessness in my statement of your view, and unimaginativeness in applying it. |
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I let her plead her case for awhile, knowing that she could get as dramatic as Aya on her slightly mellow days. |
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Meanwhile, cowering on the leather sectionals, bewildered parents plead to the camera for a nanny intervention. |
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He said through his attorney that he would plead the Fifth Amendment if subpoenaed. |
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Victims, on the other hand, united only in their grief, plead for no more than the solace that a condign sentence would bring. |
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The youth swore he would take care of his friend, but the Tall Soldier continued to plead with him unhearing. |
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In French trials, defendants do not plead guilty or innocent at the start of proceedings. |
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Sometimes it seems less exhausting to plead ignorance and keep our pretty little heads blissfully in the sand. |
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If the defendant signifies an intention to plead not guilty, proceedings to determine the mode of trial are held before magistrates. |
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When he saw Monica's car, he'd flag it down, plead engine trouble and ask if Corbett could drive him. |
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But knowledge of your wife's pregnancy is not a felony offense yet so he did not plead innocent or not guilty to that. |
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They were not asked to plead to charges of corruption, fraud, forgery and uttering, and contravening fishing laws. |
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John and Jimmy even plead with the blow-dried anchorman at a local TV station to air a special report on Mikey. |
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I plead guilty to the charge that a short essay did not cover the waterfront. |
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I stayed to plead with the concierge, Manuel, while my companion systematically tried and was turned away from every other hotel in Antigua. |
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Again, I plead political urgency, relative youth, and a congenitally big mouth. |
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I tried to plead with immigration to see if we could come to an understanding. |
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Do not these terrible figures plead eloquently and clamantly for a revision and reform of our existing hospital system? |
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Remember when he plead guilty a few years ago, and it seemed like he might be headed to the big house? |
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I looked at her blankly, for I could not even begin to plead with her to comprehend. |
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As we left the classroom, Ann made a beeline to Michelle's desk to plead her case. |
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Ricky and Des were sent down because they refused to come to a deal and plead guilty when they knew they were innocent. |
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When common criminals are allowed to cop a plea, they plead guilty first as part of the bargain. |
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I stayed there for a few minutes and considered if I'd be able to plead temporary insanity when I committed matricide. |
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Before long, her hilariously inept culinary techniques force her to plead for help from neighbours. |
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In Armstrong's case, his identity thief plead guilty to a laundry list of charges and is slated to spend just five years in the pokey. |
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Both firms have taken out full-page advertisements in leading newspapers to plead their case before customers and shareholders. |
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In most cases this evidence alone was enough to cause the accused to plead guilty without more ado. |
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Directors can no longer plead ignorance, or whatever other excuse they choose. |
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They all plead not guilty and also deny affray following a confrontation outside a nightclub before the attack. |
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He agreed to plead no contest to involuntary manslaughter as the jury selection process was underway. |
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It was fear of the maternal rage that would surely follow my brother's blabbing that made me plead for mercy. |
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I would expect the defense to go that route, to plead not guilty by reason of insanity. |
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But I need to plead with you to handle this crisis with wisdom and discernment. |
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But every time we do so, we have had to bow and scrape and beg and plead to please be allowed to do the right thing. |
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The U.S. Attorney's office in Rhode Island says he has agreed to plead guilty to nine counts of bank robbery. |
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So if the excisable good in question were alleged to be brandy, how would the pleader plead the nature of those goods? |
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Brooks and Coulson are joined by another six defendants in the Old Bailey, who all plead not guilty to all charges. |
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He did not plead guilty, and has regularly filed petitions in an effort to prove his innocence. |
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Two of the team were caught and plead guilty to manslaughter, but due to arm-twisting by the French, the government was forced to transfer them to French custody. |
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If the accused indicates that he would plead guilty the Court shall proceed as if he had been arraigned on the count in question and had pleaded guilty. |
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Lackawanna Cell September 2002 Six Yemeni-Americans are accused of conspiring to help al Qaeda and plead guilty. |
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The principles are designed to ensure that accused persons induced to plead guilty pursuant to an agreement with prosecutorial authorities are accorded procedural fairness. |
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She wanted him to stop, wanted to plead for her release, but she disdained to beg for him, and she doubted that it would influence his intent in the slightest. |
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They could plead that the change is just a technicality, but their lenders may turn a deaf ear. |
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Therefore thus said the Lord, «Behold, I will plead your cause, and take vengeance for you. |
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The Russian President was not merely pleading ignorance as one would plead ignorance of, say, a conspiracy to commit a crime. |
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Nor can anyone continue to plead ignorance regarding the ways in which, in certain countries, women's rights on these matters are abused. |
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In the face of mounting evidence, does the Prime Minister still plead ignorance? |
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The Minister of Finance can no longer plead ignorance to justify his lack of action. |
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With new information and improved testing, we can no longer plead ignorance. |
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If Parliament still grants discharge, it will not then be possible subsequently to plead ignorance. |
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It is not possible to allow the carrier to plead ignorance of the address of the shipper. |
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It shall afford him or her the opportunity to make an admission of guilt in accordance with article 65 or to plead not guilty. |
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Anybody who decides to try to plead undue hardship has to wait about eight months. |
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I personally plead guilty to jumping on that bandwagon without thinking fully about what I was doing. |
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Aaron Glenn was nearly begging, trying to prevail upon a few people to plead his case to Coach Al Groh. |
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If the defendant has yet to enter a plea, he or she will plead not guilty at this point. |
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Showing no pity for a man like himself, can he then plead for his own sins? |
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Then the people begged Moses to plead to Jehovah not to speak any longer to his people, for they could no longer listen to him. |
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If the accused decides to plead guilty at the first appearance, the case is finished and the judge decides on a sentence for her. |
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Madam Lavallée, I did in a sense, and I plead guilty to being a very poor one. I felt at one point like a quidnunc, a malicious gossip. |
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To be revealing only to the degree that you are funny, never to the degree that you plead for sympathy. |
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I plead for the support of all members of the House in stating that this matter needs to be addressed. |
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When a group of men pretended to plead for the right to vote, she responded in a perfect parody of Roblin. |
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The European Union wished to see UNEP strengthened and would plead for ambitious reform of the international environmental governance system. |
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Applicants also plead for longer periods in which to form consortia and prepare proposals. |
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And when they are cast, bound together into a constricted place therein, they will plead for destruction there and then! |
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All of them, however, plead for more transparency and accountability in the management of educational resources. |
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Furthermore, I would plead for the creation of a culture of mutual respect. |
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This is the sense in which we clearly plead for a return to the kind of balance that is the very essence of copyright. |
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If that is the case, detainees will be able to choose to plead guilty, even if they are not, in order to escape the death penalty. |
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Jury trials increase dramatically, as defendants usually have little incentive to plead guilty. |
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The defendants are allegedly taken to the hearings usually only to plead guilty, or otherwise, to the charges filed against them. |
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Circle sentencing is generally only available to those offenders who plead guilty. |
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In addition, Mr. Bawania also plead guilty to two counts of possession of counterfeit money. |
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Mr. Small plead guilty to a charge of uttering threats against a fishery officer, and is due to appear in court at a later date. |
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Mr. Khader decided to plead guilty on account of that modification of the charges. |
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You explicitly plead in favour of the red card, which I do not think of as the right way forward. |
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Ask Marubeni of Japan, whose coyness towards the DOJ led to its being forced to plead guilty and pay an elevated fine. |
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In that perspective, it is easier and more lucrative to plead a high volume of clients guilty than it is to litigate every case. |
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Now other defendants are using his case as a springboard to plead for leniency. |
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I plead with you to be careful and not to give in to the temptation of numbers or of haste during this discernment. |
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I plead guilty to being an unabashed partisan on this file, and I am unapologetic about it. |
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When they saw us, people of all ages came out to speak to us, to plead with us to intervene urgently. |
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I ask and plead with the NDP and the Bloc members as well as those senators to stop the charade. |
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I have also noted there are dissensions but I would like to plead with those who still have doubts about my proposal to terminate the Courier. |
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His departure prompted thousands of residents to plead for his return, many on their knees begging for him to finish what he began. |
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The parties to the appeal proceedings may not plead the omission of that statement. |
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No rider summoned may plead that he was not designated or drawn in accordance with the above provisions. |
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The women prepared a petition and went to plead their case with the director of the education ministry in Aqaba. |
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Delegations from other cities are coming to Kochi to plead with me to come to them as well. |
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Women also need legal advice to assist them in determining whether they have a legal defence and should plead not guilty. |
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Napster thus couldn't plead ignorance of its users' piratical pastimes. |
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A court should only grant a motion for particulars where they are necessary for the moving party to plead and the particulars are not within the knowledge of the moving party. |
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The Plaintiff did not plead from an employment law perspective, that the employment contract had been breached, or that the Plaintiff had been fired without cause. |
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I thought you had conceded earlier that as originally framed, it would not have been appropriate to expect the accused to plead guilty to that charge. |
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The camera passes to each hostage in turn to allow them to plead with the Lebanese government to let them live. |
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In the criminal context, women convicted of capital crimes were permitted to plead that they were quick with child, and to have this claim tested by a group of six women. |
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If they pay out upon cheques which are not his, they are acting outside their mandate and cannot plead his authority in justification of their debit to his account. |
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As part of the deal, Cohen and sac Capital had to plead guilty to the charges, and had to accept a further monetary punishment. |
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Rodriguez has pleaded guilty and Ned is expected to plead guilty this Friday in Fort Lauderdale on child-trafficking charges. |
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I do plead guilty to having literacy and numeracy as pet projects. |
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The news that Grimm was set to plead guilty sent shockwaves through the leadership of the Republican Party on Staten Island. |
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Every day, relatives scuff their way along the dirt track to reach the razor wire barricades, where they plead in vain for information about the whereabouts of the missing. |
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Much of this disparity was due to the fact that women could not plead benefit of clergy, a legal fiction that helped a great many male thieves escape with a branding. |
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The hardcore no-logos complain about short-sighted summit hoppers, while some of the older, break-no-bones tree-huggers plead for an end to illegal and violent protests. |
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On Friday, many of the minors came back to plead to the residents that this was their only home. |
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So they plead with her to give them a taste of the flavored milk. |
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The movant must plead facts which will support the conclusion that counsel's actions did not measure up to the customary skill and diligence of a reasonable attorney. |
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Joe managed to keep himself from making another unfruitful plead. |
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The civic authorities plead helplessness in feeding the vagrant population and point out that a proposal to rehabilitate them in the suburbs is hanging fire. |
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He plead guilty in a plea deal and was punished only with five years of probation. |
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I will not plead, threaten, or cajole anyone into voting for me. |
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All of them plead helplessness due to lack of funds and lack of manpower. |
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Commentators use it as their only means of identification, kids scream it to plead for autographs and mistresses need it for their paternity suit claims. |
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I can't wait for the crowd who plead for understanding of why certain populaces have brought terrorism on themselves to try and wiggle this one around 180 degrees. |
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The person has had to plead guilty to a drug crime but has opted for this treatment program and the person is monitored throughout that process of referral into a treatment program. |
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Calls to plead with insurance companies are peppered throughout the day. |
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Both governments could plead mitigating circumstances: the strength of the quake and the ruggedness of the mountainous terrain, made even more inaccessible by landslides. |
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But in spite of this duty, the possibility exists that an accused will be pressured by his counsel to plead guilty to a crime, even though he may be factually or legally not guilty. |
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Cases are heard by a panel of three, magistrates, selected from among presidents of tribunals, professors of law and barristers qualified to plead before courts of appeal. |
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There has been no change to speak of in the economy, and, after five years in post, Mr Osborne can hardly plead that he was aghast when he opened the books. |
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Faced with demands for millions in unpaid taxes on commissions he had taken from broadcasting contracts, Blazer agreed to plead guilty and blow the whistle on other top Fifa executives. |
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No one can plead ignorance of the situation facing these people. |
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The conservative field for the 2016 election is otherwise made up of proud deniers, such as Cruz, and those who would rather plead ignorance, along with Florida senator Marco Rubio and Texas governor Rick Perry. |
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If we could, they would be brought before a court, bail would be set and eventually they could defend themselves, plead not guilty and have the right to a reasonable doubt. |
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Krane finally obtained release on bail last December, when he agreed to plead guilty to one count of tax evasion and false-passport application, and to coöperate with the government. |
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It is not sufficient to plead that the costs of putting the company into liquidation would have been higher than those of the recapitalisations carried out. |
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Jordan is checking websites where killers awaiting execution plead for pen friends. |
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His skills shine brightly as well in contract litigation where he is called upon to plead before all the Quebec courts, including the Court of appeal. |
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But he argued that his client was advised to plead guilty in his initial trial because his lawyers were lead to believe by the judge that that was he only course of action which attract any leniency in sentencing. |
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You can plead not guilty to the offence of which you are accused by submitting a plea in writing to the Municipal Court within 30 days after the statement of offence is served. |
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After a year of resistance the EIC surrendered in 1690, and the company sent envoys to Aurangzeb's camp to plead for a pardon. |
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Although there is no question that the VWU's mandate covers witnesses and victims, some participants have requested that the Court intercede for persons who plead the Court's case or for intermediaries. |
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According to the people who plead for this idea, the so created beings would not be able to act morally or develop a contiousness of themselves and would therefore have no human dignity. |
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Pope Pius XII was the first to pay such a visit, meeting with King Victor Emmanuel III on 28 December 1939, to plead for peace after the outbreak of the Second World War. |
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We plead for a permanent review of the counterterrorism agenda by the Parliament of Canada and a strengthening of the oversight of security forces. |
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This example shows the limitations of the lack of coordination between the different types of direct public support for mobility and is sufficient to plead for a large-scale consultation of the different entities. |
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After an unauthorized rowboat excursion, the nurse faced trial in an impromptu court of Party officials in the hotel, and Lanzmann stormed into its session to plead her cause. |
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Yet almost daily, defendants in court plead guilty to crimes and agree to serve time, some begrudgingly, others acquiescently and a select few happily. |
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She began not to understand a word they said, and was obliged to plead indisposition and excuse herself. |
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Whilst there are some obvious differences between the gas and electricity sectors, the many similarities and inter-relationships between the sectors plead for a common presentation. |
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However, developments in the EU since then have led a number of member states to plead for stricter application of the rules than was the case in the 2004 and 2007 enlargement rounds. |
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In contrast, other states have placed the small arms problem in a broader context linked to violence and they plead for a perspective in which weapons are subject to strict controls at the national and international levels. |
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We will continue to plead for the gift of peace by remaining in the place in which Divine Providence has placed us as watchmen and defenceless sentinels of fraternity and peace. |
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Harvard economists plead for investments in research and control of tropical diseases as one of the most important measures to prevent disruptions of the global economy. |
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Every day, year after year, we gather outside the headquarters of the Communist Party, the Government and the National Assembly to plead for help. |
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We are here today to plead for greater Canadian involvement in order to prevent an already catastrophic humanitarian situation from escalating further. |
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Hence, organizations, which funds are provided mainly from extra-budgetary funding, plead for transforming them into core resources in order to meet the priorities and needs of recipient countries. |
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We hope and plead for the release of all the political prisoners. |
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O that one might plead for a man with God, as a man pleadeth for his neighbour! |
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In order to plead before the court, an attorney must first be admitted to the court's bar. |
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One important exception to this rule is that, when a party alleges fraud, it must plead the facts of the alleged fraud with particularity. |
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The reteller of these stories needs in addition to plead guilty of having abridged the tales with a free hand. |
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He did not plead for mercy or even for justice. |
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As we saw in Nice on a very general basis, here too on a more specific basis we could plead for fewer national solutions and a more European approach. |
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Dressed in a suit and pink shirt, he only spoke to conrm his name and plead not guilty at TeesT side Magistrates' Court yesterday. |
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I would plead with you, Mr President, to use the qualities of clarity and fairness which are the hallmarks of your presidency to make sure that the work of intergroups can be facilitated and not hindered from here on. |
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For no woman, sure, will plead the passion of love for an excuse. This would be to own herself the mere tool and bubble of the man. |
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Instead they would plead innocent to the charge of being utopians and would call themselves meliorists and their critics neo-Luddites. |
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He shuns those who skulk and those who would plead f or divine favour. |
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The United Nations sent representatives to Kalemie, a port on Lake Tanganyika, to plead for a reprieve. |
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Judges, kings and prophets, coming after Abraham and Moses, will plead in turn for this 'stiff-necked people' and again and again will obtain mercy and clemency for it. |
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Will the minister explain now why this person was refused entry or is he going to wriggle out of it like his Conservative colleague from Beauport-Limoilou and plead impotence? |
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Mortgagors unable to make payments should plead their case to the mortgagee and ask to 'reset' the mortgage. |
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Should these steps prove to be of no avail, Mr President, then I would plead for a postponement of the ratification of the Euro-Mediterranean Treaty. |
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So on his lawyer's advice, he will plead not guilty, choose trial by jury, and ask for a preliminary hearing in order to drag out the proceedings as long as possible. |
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Mr. Gauck used his speech on Friday to plead for more study in the schools of June 17, which for decades was a public holiday in West Germany, but deteriorated, he lamented, into an empty ritual of speechmaking. |
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He plans to re-educate coaches at that level and plead with the government and local councils to improve facilities. |
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If a defendant refuses to plead or if a defendant organization, as defined in 18 U. S. C. sec. 18, fails to appear, the court shall enter a plea of not guilty. |
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On the other hand, as part of a plea bargain, the accused may plead not guilty to the offence he or she is initially charged with, but guilty to a lesser charge. |
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Just plead guilty, take a suspended sentence and a ten-dollar fine. |
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However, the impact of this particular right could be substantially diminished in those cases which are resolved through plea negotiations where the accused agrees to plead guilty to a lesser charge. |
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First the Bloc Québécois tried to show that there are criminals who are prepared to plead guilty because they will be eligible for parole anyway after serving a sixth of their sentence. |
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I plead guilty to the accusation that I try to keep the New West old. |
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Moreover, the Court emphasises that a Member State cannot plead the alleged unlawfulness of a decision addressed to it as a defence to an action for failure to fulfil obligations, based on non-implementation of that decision. |
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In this connection, the author submits that the nature of the charge includes also the maximum penalty that may be imposed, since this would influence the decision whether to plead guilty or not. |
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After hearing the charges against him, the accused must indicate to the judge whether he is choosing to plead guilty or not guilty to each of the charges. |
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If we are the indigenous people of Iraq, and we gradually move in there, then there will be no need for me to sit here and plead with everybody, because I'm pretty sure somehow they'll be absorbed in other communities. |
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Cost-conscious economists plead for gradualism. |
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But perhaps we have moved too fast regarding the Members of Parliament, and here I plead guilty before Mr Napolitano, chairman of the Committee on Constitutional Affairs, as I am a member of this committee. |
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When an accused decides to plead guilty, the prosecutor should advise the sentencing court of the facts that could have been proven if the matter had gone to trial. |
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The accused may plead guilty or not guilty. |
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I think all of us in the House would plead with the government and strongly recommend that it not follow the course of action that we saw during the time of those two presidents. |
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She refused to plead preventing a trial that would entail her children being made to testify, and being subjected to torture. |
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Clause 100 states that in such cases, a defendant is allowed to plead ignorance or to try to demonstrate that it would have been unreasonable for him or her to have known the implications of his or her actions. |
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If a Native American is raped or assaulted by a non-Indian, she must plead for justice to already overburdened United States attorneys who are often hundreds of miles away. |
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Winehouse plead guilty to the charges and was given a conditional discharge. |
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These links allow individuals alleged to have committed a contravention to appear, at a distance, before a bilingual justice of the peace to plead guilty with an explanation. |
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We cannot plead ignorance, but not all legislation can be followed. |
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The department has known about this problem for several years now, so the current Minister of Transport, Infrastructure and Communities cannot plead ignorance. |
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As part of the settlement, NPC agreed to plead guilty to one misdemeanor violation of misbranding under the US Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act and to pay a fine of USD 185 million for Trileptal. |
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Pursuant to the plea agreement, NPC will plead guilty to a misdemeanor violation of the US Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act and pay a fine of USD 185 million. |
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Option 1: The contravener may plead guilty and pay the fine. |
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The summer of acid rain ReprintsFar from fleeing a tyrant, MacDonald had in fact had to plead with a concerned captain of the Plymouth, a whaler out of Sag Harbour, New York, to be put down in the waters near Japan. |
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And I would plead that the situation is not unusual. It's just one of those things you're supposed to keep shtum about. |
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Contraveners may also plead guilty with an explanation before a bilingual magistrate or justice of the peace, either in person or through a video link. |
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I wasn't certain that Miller would plead not guilty, but Phoebe Waller-Bridge's slightly too large performance as his lawyer in the opening minutes gave me a strong inkling. |
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The 68-year-old was at Westminster Magistrates' Court where he indicated he will plead not guilty to 11 counts of indecent assault and one of sexual assault. |
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The Committee also gave the assurance to the Nawabs that Ministry of SAFRON would plead all cases if filed by any one against them, the statement added. |
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After several days Cassivellaunus offers to make peace with Caesar, and Androgeus, filled with remorse, goes to Caesar to plead with him for mercy. |
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It is not worth while to spend your time in arguing against a cavil, but make him feel he is committing a sin to plead it, and thus enlist his conscience on your side. |
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The young prince was chased to the Adriatic littoral and fled to Constantinople to plead for assistance from Constantine V, who was waging war with Bulgaria. |
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On 7 December, he tried to address the Commons to plead for delay. |
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Farel and Calvin then went to Bern and Zurich to plead their case. |
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Norreys left for London to plead in person for more support. |
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She is planning to forgo her right to a trial and simply plead guilty. |
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She was arrested and charged with arson with intent to endanger life. She was found to be unfit to plead. |
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Its rough surfaces bring a scragginess to his voice, the rising and falling tone making his words seem a plead, almost, a yearn. |
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To my last breath, I will plead, beg and use celebrityhood to get in front of the CEOs who make big decisions about giving. |
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In the civil context, outlawry became obsolescent in civil procedure by reforms that no longer required summoned defendants to appear and plead. |
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If you do not plead, a plea of not guilty will be entered for you. |
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