Sentence examples for argued provisional from inspiring English sources
Australia argued provisional measures sought by Timor-Leste were unnecessary, in part because of Brandis's "comprehensive" undertakings designed to address the country's concerns.
Australia argues the provisional measures sought by Timor-Leste are unnecessary, in part because of the "comprehensive" undertakings designed to address the country's concerns.
However, there were disputes over who should exercise the provisional government: some argued that the Cabildo should do so, and others that it should be a Junta.
Senior civilian officials in the Pentagon and some advisers to Vice President Dick Cheney argued for the creation of a provisional government even before Baghdad falls.
Ms. Brunner has also argued that requiring so many voters to cast provisional ballots would raise tensions at the polls and worsen lines and confusion on an Election Day when she is expecting unprecedented turnout.
Decc argued that the £37bn figure from the IPA was provisional and insisted bill payers would not pay more.
Thousands of provisional ballots were invalidated as a result, and Democrats argued that the order discriminated against low-income voters, who tend to move frequently, and therefore were more likely to show up at the wrong precinct.
It argues that introducing the provisional term "algorithmic audience" reflects three prior conceptions of audience, including concrete situations, discourse community, and participatory audiences.
Both Merker (2005) and Seth et al. (2005b, 2009) argue that a strong provisional case can be made for consciousness in cephalopods — although these authors emphasize the limitations on our understanding posed by the differences in anatomy and physiology between cephalopods and vertebrates.
Explanation, he argued, cannot be a question of applying some general law; it must always be a matter of judgment, and such judgments must be both provisional and contestable.
