Sentence examples for argued to exclude from inspiring English sources

It is therefore acceptable, he argued, to exclude same-sex couples.

The day began in Judge Beeler's courtroom with a tense exchange as Mr. Litman argued to have Ms. Seong plead the Fifth Amendment before the jury, and Ms. Prunty argued to exclude the jury.

In his letter, Tweedale implies that we argued to a priori exclude academic, non-GLP studies from risk assessments.

Proudfoot argued that to exclude them would be to "start out much after the matter of the old parties".

France argues that to exclude Romania would be a blow to reformers there.

Mr. Buchanan's legal team won its case in federal district court in Washington last July, arguing that Congress meant to exclude lithotripsy from the restrictions.

Last week, Lady Justice Hallett rejected arguments by lawyers for MI5, who argued that she had powers to exclude victims' families from the hearing while she was examining the highly sensitive documents.

Gandjour [ 9] argues that Nyman's suggestion to exclude consumption during added years of life does not apply to consumption costs for the satisfaction of primary needs.

As argued elsewhere [ 2], the imperative to exclude parasites while minimising collateral pathology has led in different ways to two of the most striking features of infection: the redundancy and parallelism between innate and adaptive effector responses, and the prominence of regulatory populations and mechanisms to focus and restrain host immunity.

The researchers must argue their reasoning if they choose to exclude vulnerable individuals from the study.

The current operator, the Harbor View Racquet Club, has argued that the contract was deliberately written to exclude it.