Sentences with phrase «public plea»
A "public plea" is a request or appeal made to a large group of people in a public setting. It means asking for help or support from the general public, rather than from a specific person or group. Full definition
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration this morning issued an urgent public plea for owners of model - year 2006 Ford Ranger and Mazda B - Series pickup trucks to have... Read more
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The move comes after both AT&T and Verizon were convinced by the Trump administration, and by public pleas from leaders of the U.S. intelligence agencies, not to sell the phone.
As I'll explain using the WSIAT's own data, the current situation — in which the level of delay goes far beyond what is tolerable in any reasonable administrative justice system — is the result of a backlog of appeals that has been steadily increasing for the last four years and, despite the WSIAT's rather extraordinary public pleas for help (in 2013, 2014 and 2015), there has been no effective response from the government.
(Despite the policy, IHOP has not yet responded to Gawker's public plea that a 27 - year - old waiter, arrested for giving away $ 3000 in free beverages at a Brooklyn IHOP, be exonerated.)
May I make a public plea to all atheists.
It is certainly unusual for Rooney to make a public plea like that, but he must surely think that they have a chance of nabbing him in January, despite Wenger saying that he had no intention of selling «an important player».
Since this public plea from Pochettino for more effort, it appears that the misfiring striker has responded.
Administrators of the Head Start program, which services nearly 160 children from the Arlington Heights area, made a public plea Thursday in an effort to find a new facility to avoid jeopardizing the beginning of classes next year.
Buffalo Police, meanwhile are making a public plea for anyone with information or video to come forward.
Predictably, the well - organized and vociferous anti-fracking crowd seized on the opportunity to make yet another public plea to Governor Andrew Cuomo that he reject the idea of drilling in the Marcellus Shale.
Fran Reiter, one of three Cuomo appointees, echoed the governor's request that lawmakers make a public plea.
Fran Reiter, one of three of Cuomo's appointees to the commission, echoed the governor's request that lawmakers make a public plea.
Spencer went to Sydney recently to make a public plea for more research funds for rainforest studies.
Scientists involved in the trial have issued a public plea to the protesters to allow the trial to proceed.
That desire to seem mature and composed was there last week in her public plea for better, more substantial roles for actresses of her age.
When Detroit Animal Care and Control put out a public plea for new transport partners, our Dog Coordinator, Jill, knew that PARL could help.
It's no secret that Western art history has ignored many except its own kin, but this current moment of Shiraga is a public plea for his necessary inclusion into its formal narrative, as well as into the market.
The bâtonnier of the Barreau du Québec made a public plea this morning for a massive increase in spending for the justice system in the next provincial budget.
Jia wrote a public plea for leniency on China's biggest social - media site, Weibo, last week, promising to repay his debts while also saying he would throw all of his energy into his electric - car business.
Some have even argued that his public pleas are all part of an elaborate press stunt to give Apple customers the impression that the company is on their side.