Sentence examples for adopted this argument from inspiring English sources
Evolutionary psychologists adopted this argument, using it to explain everything from sexual differences in dating behavior to the appeal of potato chips.
If adopted, this argument would turn the Hollingsworth case into the gay-rights equivalent of Loving v. Virginia, the 1967 landmark decision that said states could no longer ban interracial marriage.
It shouldn't be surprising that Pai adopted this argument, so long in use by the broadband companies (Sohn called AT&T "Ajit Pai's chief strategists").
A Brazilian court adopted this argument when it recently dismissed a private antitrust suit against Google.
Many people who are disabled adopt this argument with regard to aborting malformed foetuses.
People who adopt this argument say, "We know what you're really doing, it's crypto-euthanasia," Dr. Fins said.
Adopting this argument usually leads to less positive attitudes towards euthanasia.
In the case of Clapper v. Amnesty International, Justice Samuel Alito wrote the opinion, released today, which adopted the argument of the Obama DOJ, while the Court's four less conservative justices (Ginsberg, Breyer, Sotomayor and Kagan) all dissented.
President Barack Obama adopted that argument last year in overturning a court-ordered release of a new batch of photos showing U.S. soldiers committing abuses.
When the MRC issued its own report on smoking and lung cancer in June 1957, the Ministry of Health adopted the argument more fully.
The Fourth Circuit invokes the example of a formal press conference where an assistant district attorney criticizes his boss's decision to pursue a murder charge, but one can imagine an endless stream of analogous examples where adopting this academic freedom argument would disrupt the government's functioning.
