Sentence examples for arguing that the reporting from inspiring English sources

Passenger advocates have been pushing for a more comprehensive and accurate reporting system, arguing that the reporting requirement was written when regional carriers operated fewer flights.

Rossiya 24 also cited a WikiLeaks tweet, arguing that the reports' "style, facts and dates show no credibility".

Another official, arguing that the report did not necessarily undercut the case for a missile defense, said some of the findings represented worst-case scenarios.

But a business group and others have taken the highly unusual step of making a pre-emptive strike, arguing that the report is biased.

Emery contends that the study was offered pursuant to the hearsay exception for public records and reports under Rule 803 8), M.R.Evid., arguing that the report contains factual findings resulting from an investigation made pursuant to authority granted by law.

The Israeli government refused to cooperate with the investigation, accusing the UN Human Rights Council of anti-Israel bias and arguing that the report could not possibly be fair.

In a recent article in the Indian Express newspaper, columnist Shekhar Gupta argued that the reported sting operation that ensnared some AAP candidates put a long-overdue end to the fawning news coverage the party has received.

The expansion of these progenitors argues that the reported age-related changes in HSCs must be reversible.

It also argued that the report includes factual errors.

Kenneth argued that the report had simply questioned some of the easy assumptions often made.

It argued that the report did not detail specific flaws that attackers could exploit.