Sentence examples for arguing that the second from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, that's about as silly as arguing that the Second Amendment was written to provide for the purchase of AK-47s.
Burke said Malcolm Turnbull was "arguing that the second, third and 10th home-buyer should get more government assistance than the first homebuyer".
It is hard to imagine Dr. King's arguing that the Second Amendment codified a divine-ordained right to carry a Glock 19 with an oversize clip capable of firing 33 rounds without reloading.
Some major watchers of Ford believe it is, arguing that the second largest U.S. producer of cars and trucks is, indeed, in a more solid mode to show its mettle.
In response, consequentialist pacifists might emphasize the negative utility of the deaths caused by the war while also arguing that the Second World War produced long-term negative consequences with the introduction of nuclear weapons, the partition of Europe, and the madness of the Cold War.
In 1974, Hardy became the first student in the United States to publish a law review article arguing that the Second Amendment is an individual right.
Michigan appeals to the Supreme Court arguing that the Sixth Circuit's grant of habeas relief was unreasonable and in stark violation of 28 U.S.C. § 2254.
Same-sex couples have come to the Supreme Court for the same reason, arguing that the Fourteenth Amendment should be a guarantor of marriage equality in all fifty states.
He started writing for Action, a newspaper owned by the British fascist Sir Oswald Mosley, arguing that the Third Reich was the "natural civilizer of Russia".
Ultimately, Gergel found Roof capable of standing trial, arguing that the ninth-grade high school dropout had an "extremely high IQ" and was able to understand courtroom proceedings.
