Sentence examples for argues only that from inspiring English sources

He argues only that loopholes in derivatives accounting make it hard to spot dodgy deals.

It argues only that consumers should have "the right to choose whether or not they wish to buy meat from animals slaughtered without pre-stunning".

A facial challenge argues that the statute cannot be applied constitutionally to anyone, while an as-applied challenge argues only that the statute cannot be applied constitutionally to someone in the plaintiff's specific circumstances.

Instead, DOJ lawyers argued only that Ohio is "mistaken" about its duties under Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act.

He argued only that they no longer have a "death grip" on public opinion.

By the summer, Mrs. Kennelly could argue only that he had stolen her best issues.

In this later study he argued only that every adult should have to pay 16% of income into a non-state pension scheme.

He never said he accepted the appellate court's logic, arguing only that the state's school funding system was for elected lawmakers to decide, not the courts.

Nothing in the respondents' arguments indicates that the nearby differential does not further the policies of the Act, but rather they argue only that elimination of the differential would better serve those policies.

In the published paper, the two scientists argue only that the so-called double superficiality - the imprint on both sides of the cloth but not within the fabric itself - will "be taken into account in a future explanation".

By this morning, when it became evident that Mr. Bush was winning nearly twice as many overseas votes as Mr. Gore, the Democrats could argue only that the number was lower than the Republicans had expected.