Sentence examples for argued for by from inspiring English sources

Thornberry pressed Green on whether a no-deal departure would mean the end of a prospect of any transitional arrangement, as argued for by Hammond.

This is the solution being argued for by the PS, which requested Portugal's bail-out in May 2011, before losing a general election the following month.

This is the path argued for by the Obama Administration, and was the basic theory of the Ninth Circuit's decision striking down Prop 8.

The meaning of a writer's work must be created, and argued for, by writers themselves, and not by some extraneous source of endorsement.

Her proposal goes considerably beyond the four-year moratorium controversially argued for by the former British prime minister David Cameron before the UK's EU referendum.

"What is being argued for by some is that all of us should be subject to scrutiny of every telephone call we make, every text we send and every internet site we visit.

The case for rare variants with large effects has been persuasively argued for schizophrenia by McClellan et al. [ 7] and by Mitchell and Porteous [ 8], and for complex traits in general by Goldstein [ 9].

I argued for travelling by bus, but the flights will leave whether we're on them or not, so it makes no difference.

SWAp has been argued for persuasively by claiming that it leads to increased health sector coordination and stronger national leadership and ownership [ 17].

Furthermore, it has been argued (for example by Kruk et al. [ 4]) that there is an onus on health systems policies to communicate political and social values that promote reconciliation, inclusion and confidence in a new government.

He argued for informed consent by research subjects, and he condemned research that did not demonstrate potential benefits to patients as ethically unjustifiable.