Sentences with phrase «strong plea»

To that audience, he made the same strong plea for moderation, going so far as to indicate a need for new and evoking fatwas (legal edicts) to guide Muslims in new situations.

So every year, every student gets $ 1,500 to $ 2,000 as a stipend, and it has been very difficult this year and last year because of the economy, and therefore I make very strong pleas to whosoever is listening, [it] is very important that we need this to keep our future alive with our students.

Ajnews and MSNBC, both news casters based in Korea have confirmed this change in thought process on part of Samsung, which they say has resulted due to strong pleas raised by the users of the company's first tablet device.

Farrow presents a strong plea to take the Ascension seriously in the doctrine of the Eucharist, arguing that the Eucharist is not only a celebration of the presence of Christ but a presence in absence, since we are still waiting for the return of the ascended Christ.

16 In DV, a strong plea is made for the rights of the human embryo; in DP this is strengthened and the language used is more forceful.

At this point, then, I would put in a strong plea for a more realistic grasp of our human position, for more true humility.

It was these things, combined with a strong plea in the message from the Wittenbergers, that convinced Luther he should return.

He also put in a strong plea for Kenneth Clarke to remain as justice secretary by praising his «earthy common sense» and his approach to criminal justice and civil liberties.

The script has many holes but it does make a strong plea for doctors seeing patients as people not just science projects and sources of income.

But then a Texas congressman decided to test just how well the justices were listening and whether they would take his heartfelt message to heart — a strong plea to the Court to ramp up its transparency and public face.