European governments argued in response that conventional forces simply could not provide a sufficient deterrent.
It does not, however, mean, as some commentators have argued in response to this study, that figures of 8,000 or 194,000 are as likely as one of 98,000.
The industry has argued in response that problems should be addressed without halting all foreclosures, because a moratorium would damage the economy.
The school board argued in response that it should not have to pay the consultant's fees, because the provision authorized the recovery of attorneys' fees only.
"Furthermore, the article had stated that 'Clarence House had declined to comment' but the newspaper had not argued – in response to the complaint – that such an approach had been made.
That, in fact, is what the Upworthy editors have argued in response to their critics: the headlines may seem like link bait, but the stories, the curators promise, are worthwhile.
Taking a page (as usual) from the Bush DOJ, the Obama DOJ thus argued in response to this lawsuit that this secrecy means that nobody has "standing" to challenge the constitutionality of this law.
The government argued in response that those standards did not apply at the sentencing phase once the jury has made the determination that a convicted defendant is eligible for the death penalty.
"It isn't normal and it doesn't stand to reason that a Jew can't ascend the Temple Mount, Ariell, the Jewish Home minister, argued in response to the ban.
"The mayor has argued that response times will not be affected by these cuts.
Theists have argued, in response, that quantum cosmologies do not provide unconditional probabilities for the existence of the universe.
