Sentence examples for argued plan from inspiring English sources

The conservative commissioners behind the policy have argued Plan B aborts fertilized eggs, despite expert medical testimony to the contrary.

The group had unsuccessfully argued planning minister Anthony Roberts did not consider design excellence or soil contamination before approving the project and his government did not exhibit the demolition proposal for long enough.

Residents argued planning permission was granted despite massive objection to the development.

It argued planning permission for a store at the site of the ground failed to consider the impact on local shops.

As Hildingsson et al. [ 53] argued, planning a CS will not cure women's fear.

Powers are being taken away from Australian cities and mayors – as a result, he argues, planning remains an under-resourced, ad hoc process.

After a decade of mulling, arguing, planning and dreaming over what should be done with the Park Slope Armory in Brooklyn, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said yesterday that part of the building would be turned into a community athletic center for neighborhood children.

Steve Morgan argues plans by the Welsh government to make new homes more energy efficient will increase costs.

Similarly, Reid argues, planned conduct is at once so complicated and so orderly that there must have been some author of it.

Other opponents have argued that Plan B is an abortifacient.

Worse yet, I in particular argued, the plan would probably be seen as a failure, making another round impossible.