We further disagree with the contention, advanced by the dissent and by Court-appointed amicus, that a request to proceed before a court of appeals should be regarded as a threshold inquiry separate from the merits which, if denied, prevents the case from ever being in the court of appeals.
We reject the contention advanced by the city, see Brief for Respondent 15, that our inquiry must end with the text of the laws at issue.
Throughout The Monuments Men, the contention advanced by Clooney's Stokes is that the various pieces of stolen art they've been tasked with rescuing and returning are a symbol of Western civilization, and to simply allow them to be destroyed is akin to erasing the cultures they represent from existence.
Neither do we ground our decision upon other contentions advanced in the briefs and argument.
"The issues raised in their respective cases were properly raised even though the principal contentions advanced have been rejected".
The Israeli leader issued a tart response to the president's speech before emplaning for Washington on Thursday night.Beyond the mention of 1967 and other detailed specifics earnestly being parsed by the experts, Mr Obama's speech was striking in that it deliberately embraced and articulated the key contentions advanced by the Israeli peace camp, now in opposition to the Netanyahu government.
The District Court did not consider this contention, and the only argument advanced by appellees in support of this claim is that California fails to impose a citizenship requirement upon its public school teachers.
Its essentially political nature is at once made manifest by understanding that the assault which the contention here advanced makes it not on the tax as a tax, but on the State as a State.
The contention was advanced by the Vehicle Research Cor poration, which between 1966 and 1968 executed a million dollar Air Force research con tract on the problem.
The same contentions are advanced here.
It is, however, manifest from the analysis which has been made of prior decisions, that applying the principles settled by the cases which have gone before, the contentions now advanced against the correctness of the judgment are so wholly without merit as not to require further argument.
