Sentence examples for arguing the position from inspiring English sources

After reading "Barbarians at the Digital Gate," take a stance in the adware-spyware debate by arguing the position of an adware company C.E.O. or a consumer rights advocate.

The length of the name was justified; it was a 200-page polemic arguing the position of the Wentworth proprietors.

Consequently, the court appointed Charles Fried, a former United States solicitor general, to argue the position it had expected Alabama to take.

Since no party in the Supreme Court litigation has claimed that the act applies, the court asked an independent lawyer to argue the position that the court cannot rule on the mandate's constitutionality until the financial penalties for failing to obtain insurance go into effect in 2015.

The court on Tuesday appointed Vicki C. Jackson, a Harvard law professor and an expert on federal jurisdiction, to argue the positions that neither side in the Windsor case is taking: that the court has no jurisdiction and that the House group has no standing.

Mr. Bush is already arguing the opposite position, that the transfer is the first step toward a gradual American pullback.

At a board meeting, Judge McDermott recalled, a bullying attorney from his own party refused to stop arguing the Republicans' position, even after both sides had been heard and the board had ruled.

Others, like Paul Krugman, were very visibly arguing the same position.

But there have been noteworthy thinkers who argued the contrary position, along with others who clearly felt the pull of the contrary position even while resisting it.

With the patient unconscious and the doctor scrubbed and ready to go, the anesthesiologist suddenly halted the procedure, Dr. Arbit said, arguing that the position was dangerous.

Democrats scoffed at traditional treatment in this case, arguing that the position of attorney general was too critical to the nation for blind deference to a former senator.