Sentence examples similar to argued terms from inspiring English sources

He's arguing terms of service.

He argued the terms of the ban were excessive and an appeal hearing took place at the Court of Arbitration for Sport last week.

Feminists have also argued that terms like 'he' and 'man' contribute to making women invisible — that is, to obscuring women's importance, and distracting attention from their existence.

As he argued, the term "comic novel" should be acknowledged as tautologous.

It argued the term was no longer offensive and seen as "empowering" by some gay groups.

This page has always argued against term limits, but the Council had no business trying to overrule such a clear mandate.

The communications minister, Malcolm Turnbull, conceded to parliament on Thursday that the legislation did not specifically define journalist, but he argued the term was well understood.

But Bertelsmann refused, arguing the terms would make the new venture unprofitable.

She argues that terms such as 'gender rights' and 'sexual identity' are code for homosexuality".

We should think about time, he argues, in terms of assets and debts, like money.

Because the two sides were arguing over terms, tickets didn't go on sale until Thursday, April 23 — nine days before the fight.