The phrase "argued responsible" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misconstruction and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The committee argued responsible actions were necessary to address the issue."
Alternatives: "claimed accountability" or "asserted responsibility."
But others like Mr. Angelides argued that responsible pension fund managers had a legal responsibility to take a longer view.
Two main classes of figurative language, Pope argued, were responsible: "the Magnifying" and "the Diminishing".
Keynes discovered a third possibility that, he argued, was responsible for the depth and duration of severe depressions: under certain conditions, some prices may show no tendency to change even though desires to buy and to sell do not coincide in the respective markets and even though no institutional reasons exist for the prices to be rigid.
in debates around prenatal screening, it is frequently argued that responsible parenthood implies the acquisition of all available medical information about the health of a fetus, and use of this information to benefit the future child.
This was a term Krugman had coined to ridicule economists (other than him) who argued for responsible fiscal policies aimed at stabilizing public debt.
And he names two other people: "Joe and Valerie Wilson, attempting to breathe life into the Valerie Plame 'scandal' issued this statement: 'We have long argued that responsible adults should take Novak's typewriter away.
The understanding of the world was now brought down to the level of simple human reason, and humans, as Odo Marquard argued, became responsible for the correction and elimination of evil.
On the plane, the Pope insisted that being a good Catholic did not involve breeding "like rabbits", arguing that "responsible parenthood" requires that couples regulate the births of their children, as church teaching allows.
Yet as Mr Shawcross argues, the responsible reaction to such doubts, about a serial slaughterer, invader and user of chemical weapons, should rather have been to refuse to give Saddam the benefit of them.
And the takeover of half our political spectrum by the 0.01 percent is, I'd argue, also responsible for the degradation of our economic discourse, which has made any sensible discussion of what we should be doing impossible.
