Sentence examples for argued for us from inspiring English sources

Republican Senator John McCain, who has long argued for US intervention in Syria, said he was "puzzled" why Mr Kerry was meeting Mr Lavrov in Geneva.

Others argue for us to become the 'anti-immigration party'.

One could make the point that they are "arguing" for us to adopt their recommendations, but the tone is more informative than argumentative.

He was at his best on arguing for us to stay in Europe, but his comment about wanting to be prime minister on his own somewhat contradicted his assertion that coalition was the way to go.

As the Tories' great Europhile he was forever arguing for us to join the euro, and when I ask how the Eurozone crisis has altered his view he says: "It hasn't changed at all.

"In particular, it is my view that we should support the UK remaining a member of the EU, notwithstanding the outcome of any renegotiation by the Prime Minister, and I cannot envisage any circumstances where I would be campaigning alongside those who would argue for us to leave – Jeremy has made it clear to me he does not wholeheartedly share this view".

He hopes to be arguing for us to stay in if he manages to successfully renegotiate the terms of UK membership.

But he added: "I have said this all my political life: if I thought that it wasn't in Britain's interest to be in the European Union, I wouldn't argue for us to be in it".

And it argues for us pressing, not only that Yahoo never do such a thing again, but that we have more human rights, more democracy, more progress in China itself.

Arguing for "equality in law enforcement" is arguing for us to be supporting and funding our oppressors.

Roger Salameh, a 27-year-old Palestinian from Bethlehem, argues "for us to live in peace, the occupation must end".