Sentence examples for argued that it does from inspiring English sources

Glasgow City Council has long argued that it does not receive its fair share of government money - a charge strongly denied by the government.

The Edgewater association has argued that it does not have to enforce its own covenants.

Uber has argued that it does not need permits since its cars aren't fully autonomous, though the DMV noted that 20 companies have followed proper procedures and were approved to test self-driving vehicles in California.

Google has always argued that it does not want to impose editorial judgment over its search results, and emphasises the "neutrality" of machine-determined results.

But Mr Duncan has vigorously argued that it does not make sense "to take kids out of a school where they're happy and safe and satisfied and learning".

But the ones I spoke to also argued that it does not matter whether the Alawites were duped or not, because their sectarian fears have been realized.

Earlier this month, NBCC's outspoken president, attorney Fran Visco, sounded off against approving the drug Avastin for breast cancer, arguing that "it does not show clinical benefit".

I argued that it didn't work like that … and it didn't.

One commissioner, Elisse Walter, voted to release the study but argued that it did not go far enough.

The employer argued that it did not have to pay wages because it provided her with room and board.

Britain had long argued that it "did not provide an effective regime for the protection of cultural property".