Sentence examples for argued earlier from inspiring English sources
IFPO had argued earlier that 1,000 permits would be needed to account for all the non-EEA fishermen currently used in the fleet.
These different channels are likely to have dissimilar effects between agents who have some room to adjust savings or labor supply and those who do not, as argued earlier by Hairault and Langot (2008) and Song (2011).
However, as argued earlier (Kolk & Heeschen, 1990), there is usually a gap between what is still possible, with some effort and some risk of failure, and what the patient is usually ready to perform.
As argued earlier, the CFO estimator of (13) or (14a) is an approximation of the first order level.
As argued earlier, the results for the 2004 panel are likely to be confounded by much stronger changes in the percentage of men indicating a work limitation (see footnote 12).
As argued earlier, both factors tend to favour downward wage flexibility (see also Babecký et al. 2010).
"China does not implement and enforce its trade controls or its sanctions laws adequately," Mr. Albright argued earlier this year.
To counter such views, the education minister, Jean-Michel Blanquer, argued earlier this month that the teaching of Arabic should be made more widespread.
Martin Wolf argued earlier this week that it was high levels of household debt, rather than a troubled banking system, that hamstrung Japan's recovery.
Judith Hunt argued earlier this week that the four types of female leadership stereotypes first identified in the 1980s are still prevalent today.
