Sentences with phrase «direct plea»
A "direct plea" refers to a straightforward and honest request or appeal made without using any indirect or subtle approaches. It is an open and clear call for action or understanding. Full definition
At least two top - 10 Yahoo Inc shareholders are so unhappy with Chief Executive Marissa Mayer's turnaround efforts that they are making a direct plea to AOL Inc CEO Tim Armstrong to explore a merger and run the combined company.
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NEW YORK (Reuters)- At least two top - 10 Yahoo Inc YHOO.O shareholders are so unhappy with Chief Executive Marissa Mayer's turnaround efforts that they are making a direct plea to AOL Inc AOL.N CEO Tim Armstrong to explore a merger and run the combined company.
Okay we know there are lots of shenanigans going on behind closed doors between agents and players that are never reported, but for the manager of another team make a direct plea to a player to leave Arsenal and join his club, in a national newspaper, is downright disrespectful.
Because the 28 - year old has issued a statement, reported by Sky Sports, that may as well be a direct plea to Wenger to make him an Arsenal player when the transfer window opens in January.
In further pressure from the Labour hierarchy, Tessa Jowell issued a direct plea on TV to Corbyn to stand down.
Success Academy C.E.O. Eva Moskowitz mocked Mayor Bill de Blasio and made a direct plea for policy changes during the Manhattan Institute's annual Hamilton Dinner on Monday night.
Heinrich Riethmuller, chairman of the German Publishers and Booksellers Association, made a direct plea at Frankfurt Book Fair to German chancellor Angela Merkel to «stop... Read more
A direct plea makes it clear what you want them to do.