Sentence examples for argued for one from inspiring English sources

For much of the time, the rebel leadership has argued for one more push and the house of cards that Mr Assad is standing on will fall.

One adviser, Bob Shrum, has worked with several of the potential candidates but argued for one of them, Senator John Edwards of North Carolina.

He argued, for one example, against the trade for Bill Cartwright, and later he said that without Bill we don't win the championships.

Supporters of the bill erupted in celebration of the vote, which came at 3 35 a.m., following the culmination of a hearing in which about 100 people argued for one side or the other.

Although many studies have argued for one or the other, few have used behavioral designs that clearly dissociate predictions of these two hypotheses.

An American congressman, Joseph Pitts, who has long argued for one, says that "having [Mr Bolton] in the UN could push the conflict in the right direction".

You could make a case for having plebiscites on certain issues – I could imagine somebody arguing for one on fox hunting, for example – but not on something as involved as the European Union.

Temporary tax cuts can either expire or not, but arguing for one temporary tax cut to expire while keeping another one -- on ideological grounds -- is nothing more than having an argument with yourselves.

Whoever was losing could argue for one more recount.

As the title suggests the documentary doesn't argue for one format over another.

It is not appropriate, they argue, for one Muslim to criticize another.