Sentence examples for argued for all from inspiring English sources

Only one board member, Myra Lurie, argued for all the children to fully matriculate.

Hirschfeld, who was homosexual, campaigned vigorously to have laws against both sodomy and abortion revoked, and argued for all consensual sex among adults to be considered outside the purview of the legal system.

The case could be argued for all these criteria on Canvey.

Mr Barroso argues for all this.

By the last page, most of the reforms that Nader has been arguing for all these years end up being enacted.

On one side, many of the Hemingses have argued for an all-inclusive definition of family that would encompass the offspring of all seven of Sally's children.

Alexander Hamilton argued for an all-powerful president who would serve for life; others wanted the chief executive to be an appendage of the legislative branch.

But, as one who argued for all-women shortlists - a move rejected by Lib Dems at their 2001 autumn conference - she admits to being "deeply frustrated" at the failure to ensure that women are given winnable seats.

In the Wages for Housework campaign, Ms. James argued for a shorter workweek for all, in part so men could help raise the children.

Some regional analysts have argued for an end to all foreign interference in Somalia.

9. Some but not all have argued for a link between this group and the Mu'tazilite school; see Stroumsa 2009, 10.