Sentence examples for arguing it did from inspiring English sources

The Mexican government criticized the IACHR report, arguing it did not reflect the "general situation" in the country.

Mr. Paterson vetoed a bill containing a similar enforcement provision this year, arguing it did not go far enough to restore public trust in Albany.

Cardiff Civic Society, one of the consultees for the delivery agreement, criticised the council's Community Involvement Scheme – arguing it did not provide opportunities for citizens of Cardiff to properly engage with producing the LDP.

As several senators remained uncommitted, some bondholder groups worked to turn them against the bill, arguing it did not sufficiently protect bondholders and was tantamount to a bailout for the territory.

The IPA, which has close links to the Liberal party, has previously called for the abolition of the Human Rights Commission, arguing it did not adequately defend free speech.

But in 2010, Ms. Napolitano said the department would drop that standard, arguing it did not reflect a substantial buildup of agents and detection technology in recent years, and it was insufficiently flexible to account for the varying terrain and fast-changing conditions along the nearly 2,000-mile 2,000-mileborder, where mosouthwestl crossings occur.

Unlike cable companies, Aereo doesn't pay retransmission fees for the copyrighted content, arguing it doesn't have to.

11 surveillance program, arguing it doesn't violate Americans' privacy and is vital to catching terrorists.

But the bill doesn't do what the two men are arguing it does.

Others have also criticised Benefits Street, arguing it does not present a balanced view of the subject.

The industry argues it did its best with the information available.