Sentence examples for argued documents from inspiring English sources

Its aristocrats wear black robes, and communicate through densely argued documents.

Though he might argue "documenting" is the wrong word.

By focusing only on the traffickers' infiltration of the police, Mr. Sabillón argued, the documents divert attention from the drug gangs' collusion with the nation's political elite.

In general, Mr. al-Qaisi argued, the documents Mr. Butler wanted either do not exist or were already accounted for earlier.

Attorneys representing Manuela Herzer, Redstone's former companion who brought the petition questioning Redstone's competency, also had argued that documents in the case be made public.

Grint's lawyers argued this document, relied on by HMRC, was just an informal summary of financial information, never intended to constitute an official set of accounts.

Thales argued the document request was unreasonable, but Mr Justice Akenhead ruled most of the papers should be handed over within six weeks.

Dili argues the documents belong to a Timor-Leste and it has the right to protect them under international law.

Thus, the agencies argue, the documents remain classified -- and pulling them from public access is not really reclassification.

They argue those documents, which support his claim that he was wrongly terminated, are not covered by the court's order.

The media organizations argue the documents are subject to release under the new transparency law.