The phrase "a statement arguing the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a claim or position that is being debated or discussed in a text.
Example: "The article presents a statement arguing the necessity of renewable energy sources in combating climate change."
Alternatives: "a claim asserting the" or "an argument supporting the".
After Elliott began speaking out about the case in the fall, the university's general counsel, Mark Rotenberg, released a statement arguing the university's side of the story.
All electronics comms providers would be covered under the new proposal — to, as the EC puts it, "reflect the market reality" — although telcos are still not happy, with ETNO and the GSMA putting out a statement arguing the proposal new ePrivacy rules still impose stricter requirements on them when it comes to processing certain types of data vs other comms players.
Responding to the book's publication, the Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry issued a statement arguing that the examples the book offers are historical, that the concerns have been addressed, that the industry is among the most regulated in the world, and that it discloses all data in accordance with international standards.
And the Park View Educational Trust issued a statement arguing that the response to the letter had created a climate which encouraged false allegations.
When the report came out, two Republican senators, Marco Rubio from Florida and Jim Risch from Idaho, put out a statement arguing that the mere publication of the report "could endanger the lives of Americans overseas, jeopardise US relations with foreign partners, potentially incite violence, create political problems for our allies, and be used as a recruitment tool for our enemies".
GLAAD released a statement arguing that the movie "decreases the public's comfort with gay people".
During the 2nd National Congress in 1922, the CPC issued a statement arguing for the end of Chinese traditions that repress women.
"The majority of non-executive directors were opposed to the removal of McGuckian as chairman," said TVC in a statement, arguing that the move was contrary to the UK corporate governance code.
"The former regime did not fall," Mr. ElBaradei said in a statement, arguing that the military council that took power in the name of the revolution had instead proved to be an extension of the Mubarak government.
"This is a week that will shame the judiciary forever," the party said in a statement, arguing that the clean slate law only banned candidates after all appeals processes were exhausted.
The company initially released a statement arguing that the "ethnicity change filters" were "designed to be equal in all aspects".
