Sentence examples for argued handing from inspiring English sources

This would be a "real antidote" to the influence of short-term investors, he argued, handing power to those who bought their shares in "peacetime".

Lawyers for Sauber had argued handing Van der Garde a seat was an unacceptable safety risk because their cars had been prepared for Ericsson and Nasr.

In a secret 2008 decision, Yahoo lost a lawsuit against the government that argued handing over customers' data violated their constitutional rights.

'Fertilization in vitro followed by reimplantation into the mother does not pose any moral problems', he argued, 'and the right of couples to have their own children should not be challenged' (1974, p. 16).

And the resisters will very likely be aided by tax-deductible donations from Americans who believe that far from quelling Muslim anger, as Mr. Obama argues, handing over the West Bank will only encourage militant Islamists bent on destroying Israel.

One view argues, "Hands off, let them bleed," the other, "If we don't help them, they'll inflame the region".

You know how much I love ketchup, right?" The board game players argue: "Hand me the rulebook!

The profits are certainly breathtaking; and industry boosters argue that handing back cash to shareholders shows extraordinary capital discipline.

This is not to argue that handing money over to troubled carmakers is a good idea or without peril.

It argues against handing "colonial" power to big EU capitals and utters dire warnings of the demise of direct democracy under a Brussels bureaucracy.

But Ms. Ayala argued that handing control to Edison was not the way to improve the school.