Sentence examples for argued need from inspiring English sources

"Soldiers at war," she argued, "need a set of legal principles that they can operate within.

White South Africans, it is argued, need to know what was done in their name and what so many implicitly condoned.How much truth will emerge?

Children, as campaigners such as Jamie Oliver have long argued, need to know more about what honest food is and why it matters.

The media can create an environment in which politicians would be reluctant to be friends with and do favors for mafia leaders, whom Grinda argued need to be seen as shady figures to be feared.

Even the most electric vice-presidential candidate of recent years, Gov. Sarah Palin of Alaska, did not deliver any line more memorable than when she greeted Mr. Biden at the 2008 debate with "Hey, can I call you Joe?" Vice-presidential candidates, Mr. Quayle argued, need to ignore their debating partners and relentlessly go after the top of the opposing party's ticket.

The credit ratings of countries, she argued, need to be redefined from a profit-making business to a public good, and she outlined her effort to create an international not-for-profit organization that could challenge the oligopoly of the ratings agencies.

Moscow, he argued, needs a political strategy.

Someone, they argued, needed to sound the alarm.

EBay, they argued, needed to ride that wave.

The group, Mr. Raymond argued, needed to take swift, decisive action.

MI5 in particular, it might be argued, needs to be inclusive.