Sentence examples for argued the question from inspiring English sources

Cable argued: "The question is: who can you trust to do it?

In 1976, for example, the Boston Celtics coach Tommy Heinsohn argued the question with the referee Mendy Rudolph, before getting himself thrown out of the bar.

Back in Washington over the July 4 weekend, President Clinton and his top Middle East advisers argued the question: should they or shouldn't they call a summit meeting?

He argued: "The question is not the cost to George Osborne of paying for this temporary emergency tax cut, but the price our country will pay if he carries on regardless," he said in his speech.

As Interviewee 4 for example argued: " the question is what kind of democratic legitimacy this discourse has.

And Edwards argued, "The question is not whether we should amend the Constitution.

Clinton argued the questions were moot because all transactions with the state had been deducted before determining Hillary's firm pay.

After nearly 20 years of arguing the question themselves, legislators decided today that voters should determine whether to lift the state's constitutional ban on lotteries.

"I do not say," he added, "that England, Russia and France might not impose their will on the American belligerents; I do not argue the question whether it is right that they should do so.

The site is not for everybody; certainly people who want to argue the question of whether AGW (anthropogenic global warming) is or isn't a problem will find nothing to engage with on our site.

Substantivalists cannot just bite the bullet and accept this since, as John Earman and John Norton (1987) argue, the question of determinism ought to be settled on empirical/physical grounds and not a priori ones.