Before he became a federal judge, he had never argued a single case in federal court.
These episodes — not, as the owners argued, a single man's vendetta — were most responsible for the nuisance notice served by the police last week, Mr. Tomlinson said.
Liberals are not alone in thinking this a less-than-optimal arrangement.In a Wall Street Journal op-ed earlier this year, Lamar Alexander, a Republican senator from Tennessee, argued, "A single manager, even if it is the federal government, would operate Medicaid more efficiently because it would be forced to implement the mandates it crafts".
Only a lawyer would argue a single position to the exclusion of all others.
Indeed, as Grimm and McNally (2013) have argued, a single nominal lexeme such as examination may in fact have the potential for three different noun types.
This finding, the article argued, is baseless because there is no connection between preventing some government lawyers from arguing a single point and the deprivation of due process rights.
Jon Gibbons, of Imperial College London, argues that a single competition will not be enough to create an industry.
In On Interpretation, Aristotle argues that a single assertion must always either affirm or deny a single predicate of a single subject.
Trawling fits the bill, the petition argues, because a single pass of a net can level habitats that may take centuries to recover.
Williamson (2014) makes this point, and argues that a single precise probability is the correct level at which to get off the "uncertainty escalator".
