The firm will convene a teleconference with the boards of affected funds, she said, and, she is considering arguing for holding onto the federal debt.
Those holders of that debt who are arguing for, holding out for, lobbying for, full repayment are again being vilified as vultures preying upon the poor people of Puerto Rico.
Mr. Novak argued for holding him without bail, claiming that Mr. Guerrero was a flight risk because he had many relatives in Ecuador.
It is harder to argue for holding him in America, Mr. Perlmutter of the University of Miami said, in view of family's troubles with the law.
The Bank of England and the Reserve Bank of Australia both recently raised rates because of such concerns.The current dilemma for the Fed is that inflation is presently too low for comfort, which argues for holding interest rates down.
For the moment, most of the individuals, unions, corporations and nonprofit groups that have responded to the commission's inquiry -- in about 30 letters and 1,200 e-mail messages -- have argued for holding off on any action until after the election.
Craig argued for holding fast to the principles that Obama outlined before he became president, regardless of the immediate political consequences -- an idealistic approach that, in a White House filled with increasingly pusillanimous pragmatists, earned him some powerful enemies.
In arguing the case for holding a second referendum on Brexit, the Liberal Democrats are aiming at no more than a niche market.
Democrats and Republicans have been arguing for weeks over procedural issues, holding up the five-year bill that would extend and expand crop and dairy subsidies along with popular nutrition aid programs.
In the 1990s and early 2000s some in Europe were arguing for regulatory barriers to hold off the New World barbarians, particularly from Hollywood.
This week in the magazine, Jill Lepore writes about the Constitution, and about that "minor American artform," "crying constitution," wherein patriotic types invoke the forty-four-hundred-word document in arguing for whatever truths they hold to be self-evident.
