Sentence examples for argued important from inspiring English sources

David E. Feller, a lawyer and law professor who researched and argued important civil rights and labor cases, including more than a dozen that went to the Supreme Court, died on Monday in Oakland, Calif.

Both attended Harvard Law School, served on the law review there, worked as law clerks for prominent appeals court judges and Supreme Court justices, were lawyers in the White House counsel's office and in leading Washington law firms, and argued important cases in the Supreme Court.

During this period Macleod-Ball argued important court cases on privacy and federal regulatory authority.

Washington needs to reassure everyone that "the crazies," whatever their partisan stripe, can't be right about the need for sweeping, fundamental reform, because if they're right, then all the Important People arguing for Important, Serious Policies are wrong.

The EDF argued that important biodiversity would be lost if the Narmada valley was flooded.

But Senator Russell D. Feingold, Democrat of Wisconsin, sought to amend the bill tonight to insert what he argued were important safeguards to civil liberties.

In an article in this journal, Henrich and Gil-White argued that important sources of bias in the acquisition of culturally transmitted information come from prestige processes.

Shortly before the Vilnius summit, ousted President Yanukovych argued that important Ukrainian businessmen asked him not sign the EU agreement.

Furthermore, it argued that important underground facilities such as the Airport Railway Extended Overrun Tunnel would be affected, saying a natural curvature of the track was required.

Earlier cancer detection and good contraception have been argued as important reasons for private gynaecologist visits.

A recent study (50) has argued the important role of If in SAN pacemaking.