Sentence examples for argues those from inspiring English sources

"I said, 'It's Sheppard's Rule.' " And nobody argues those rules.

"He argues those confessions were always self-serving," Mr. Davis said.

When it comes to Eritrea, he argues, those different agendas breed serious policy problems.

But the Australia Institute report argues those concerns are a "sandstorm in a teacup".

It argues: "Those countries and states that have decriminalised possession of some or all drugs have not seen increased use".

Its independence, argues those worried by precedents, will be seized on by separatists from Catalonia to Chechnya (to say nothing, nearer home, of the Bosnian Serb republic).

"You could argue those are dropping down in importance.

If the mandate falls, the administration argued, those provisions must fall with it.

They argue those are lawyer work papers that litigants should not have.

But Oz has consistently chosen guests with dubious authority to argue those positions.

Ogun argued: "Those of us from different backgrounds need to understand how the game is played".