Sentence examples for argued the test from inspiring English sources

The defense has argued the test was botched and the samples tainted, and a high court judge agreed, acquitting him of the charges in early 2012.

The prosecution had argued the tests were essential after forensic psychiatrist Merryll Vorster, who diagnosed the athlete with Gad, told the court he was "a danger to society".

Ministers argue the test will help to dramatically improve literacy standards, but teaching unions warn it could have the opposite effect.

To persuade the countries of the world to adopt the presence test as widely as possible there should be no basis for arguing the test can be used to humiliate foreign politicians who are not then subsequently prosecuted.

While the prime minister, whose education consultation document is published this week, claims a "smarter" test and new wave of non-binary selective schools are possible, the campaigners argue the test is intrinsically unfair and will always benefit children from certain homes, undermining the entire rationale for a change in policy.

They argue the test could be useful in prisons, drug abuse clinics and even for routine testing in the workplace.

A growing Opt-Out movement of parents who do not want their children's education directed by high-stakes assessments argues "The test results help our cause by forcing districts to publicly acknowledge the flaws in the state's testing policy, instead of defending them".

But some bank executives argue the tests were too tough.

But as she argues, the tests rarely meet the demands to which they are put.

While the Rorschach and the other projective techniques may be valuable in certain specific situations, the reviewers argue, the tests' ability to diagnose mental illnesses, assess personality characteristics, predict behavior or uncover sexual abuse or other trauma is very limited.

But their enthusiasm for the system is not shared by everyone and some argue the tests themselves are flawed.