Sentence examples for although arguing that from inspiring English sources

Although arguing that intervention is not necessary under the U.S. Supreme Court case Devlin v. Scardelletti, 536 U.S. 1 (2002), the objector sought to intervene as a "belt-and-suspenders measure". The court reserved judgment on the motion to intervene, and the settlement approval is currently on appeal as a partial final judgment.

(Ad 1) Although arguing that absolute space and absolute time are distinct from any relative spaces and relative times involves, in each case, arguing for the existence of an additional entity, it does not follow that, in arguing that absolute motion is distinct from relative motion, Newton is obliged to argue yet another existence claim.

This means that although we are arguing that spatial thinking can be grounded in body-based simulation, we equally advocate a healthy skepticism throughout.

Arguing that, although the party claimed to be ready for government, in practice it was not.

Although CBS argued that the two matters were unrelated, one media ethicist noted: "What next?

Our results could also reflect a link between education, "grievance", and political protest, although we argue that this is unlikely to be the sole explanation.

Although Wilson argued that homosexuality might have a genetic element, he also argued that it was therefore natural and should be tolerated.

Although detractors argue that dancers today can't dance Tudor's work because of its complexity, that contention isn't borne out by the experience of troupes elsewhere.

Although Nemtsov argued that "by supporting Ukraine, we are supporting ourselves", hardline Russian nationalists may well have regarded Nemtsov's backing for Ukraine as treacherous.

There is nothing new in this world – although I argued that the addition of an egg white and some violent shaking give me naming rights.

Although Hornell argues that studies do demonstrate the herb's effectiveness, it chose not to submit them for the council's review.