Sentence examples for argued leave from inspiring English sources

If the prime minister were just to disappear, carried off perhaps by some combination of Hutton and ill-health, he would, it is argued, leave little trace on the political landscape.Although unfair this government has made quite a lot of things a little better and only a few things worse it's a charge to which Mr Blair is increasingly sensitive.

Owen's position on the NHS was dismissed by the in campaign Britain Stronger in Europe, which argued leaving Europe "would weaken our NHS".

The resulting "brain drain", it was argued, left many government-funded health clinics understaffed, while the remaining health workers lacked motivation to continue their work.

All the benefits of a freer market for power will go to large users, it is argued, leaving individual consumers to enjoy only a surfeit of nuisance-calls from telemarketers.

The motion also called for an end to performance related pay which, delegates argued, left teachers stuck on £22,000 a year at the bottom of the pay scale - instead of getting increments raising their pay year by year to £37,000.

This critical area of climate change mitigation is being overshadowed by trendier developments related to renewables, Moniz argued, leaving it with limited interest and limited investors.

Not replacing the tax would punch a $1-billion hole in the state's budget, Brown has argued, leaving funding for social services at risk.

During the race he framed himself as an advocate for the poor and urban communities, and criticized aid formulas which he argued left less-wealthy municipalities with less per-capita revenue.

She also discussed the motivations of those who voted to leave, arguing: "Leave campaigners may have played the anti-immigration card to the point, at times, of overt racism.

If they start to argue, leave them alone.

The picture, he argues, leaves no space for stuff like air and water.