Sentence examples for argued that the position from inspiring English sources

In his 1998 autobiography, Jazz in Revolution, he argued that the position of the music had become "an ideal one".

But Lord Owen – who has long argued that the position of the royal colleges will be critical to the bill's fate – accused Cameron of "reprehensible tactics".

Frank Maisano, a public affairs specialist at the law firm Bracewell, whose clients include both renewable energy companies and oil and gas firms, argued that the position staked out mirrors that of many Republicans during the George W. Bush administration.

Senate Republicans had argued that the position of red-state Democrats on Kavanaugh would be a factor in their reelection — an issue that would be moot if the nomination is scuttled.

Kurtz argued that the position would require a "rockstar"–someone like a CEO, a former senator or a former Secretary of Defense.

In a February interview with Forbes, he argued that the position would require a "rock star:" a CEO, a former senator, or a former Secretary of Defense.

This was opposed by Sir Samuel Romilly, who argued that the positions of Chief Justice and Attorney General were incompatible, saying "to appoint a gentleman holding a lucrative office at the sole pleasure of the Crown to a high judicial situation, was extremely inconsistent with that independence of the judicial character which it was so important to preserve inviolate".

It may be argued that the positioning of a local nurse midwife with well known competence as an 'impartial' (though non-blinded as far as type of surgeon was concerned) individual might imply a bias.

I imagine that Clinton's critics would argue that the position does have a job description; it just wasn't one that she found to her liking.

With the patient unconscious and the doctor scrubbed and ready to go, the anesthesiologist suddenly halted the procedure, Dr. Arbit said, arguing that the position was dangerous.

Democrats scoffed at traditional treatment in this case, arguing that the position of attorney general was too critical to the nation for blind deference to a former senator.