Sentence examples for arguing the changes from inspiring English sources

Senate crossbenchers apart from Xenophon are furious about the proposal, arguing the changes will wipe out the micro-parties.

The court dismissed opposition petitions arguing the changes would undermine Thailand's revered monarchy.

Ministers disagree, arguing the changes will actually help the service meet the challenges it is facing.

While Deliveroo has said it welcomes Field recognizing "the benefits that working in the gig economy can bring" the company has rejected his recommendations — arguing the changes he suggests would "remove the flexibility that riders value".

"Fewer drivers will mean longer waiting times or no cars when you need them most," Uber's email warns London users, while arguing the changes also "threaten the livelihood of thousands of drivers".

Many big yellow taxi fleets bitterly oppose the plan, arguing the change would eat into their lucrative business.

The state argued the changes were minor and that Ohio residents had many opportunities to vote.

The Coalition argues the changes are needed to fund its childcare package.

Yet as things stand, it is argued, the changes do not go far enough and the law remains hugely dangerous.

He argues the changes are essential if Italy is to adopt a more stable and streamlined political system.

In the course of time, they argue, the changes would rein in health care spending through efficient practices and lower insurance costs.