Sentence examples for arguing that it bears from inspiring English sources

Instead, he has tried to maintain support for his greatest achievement, a health-care plan that has been successful and popular in Massachusetts, while arguing that it bears no resemblance to Obama's national program.

Moreover, since Chinese fertility was already in decline at the time the policy was implemented, some argue that it bears less responsibility for China's falling birth rate than its supporters claim.

Her family sued the driver and Uber, which argued that it bears no liability because the driver hadn't been retained by an Uber customer at the time of the collision.

Like the French and German melodramas typical of the period, the score contained open-ended snippets of background mood music that can be repeated as much as necessary to heighten the sentimentality of the drama, although some have argued that it bears no other resemblance to the typical French melodrama of the period.

The law, which goes into effect in August, is by far the most controversial piece of legislation passed by the Council under the Bloomberg administration, which vehemently opposed the law, arguing that it was borne out of political expediency and would do little to stop lead poisoning.

Italy has argued that it should not bear the brunt of the new arrivals just because it is so close to North Africa.

While citing the popularity of prosperity theology in agrarian African communities, he argues that it can also bear similarities to traditional African religious rituals.

Berlin argued that it had had to bear the brunt of the cost of reunification, but the court said it could probably bring its debt under control without assistance.

Galloway reportedly petitioned the House of Commons for the librarian's reinstatement, arguing that Nash bears no responsibility for the Harlem Shake video.

To get to the allegedly meaningful current volatility: The bears argue that it is a precursor to a significant decline (but offer precious little evidence).

For these reasons, she argues that it is impossible for workers to bear any significant portion of the corporate tax in the form of lower wages.