Sentence examples similar to argument being raised from inspiring English sources
Petitioners' equal protection "argument" is raised here for the first time.
Indeed, Judge Kapnick's ruling did not come as much of a surprise as this same argument was raised by EMI and rejected in its suit against MP3Tunes.
Referring to the basic idea introduced by Georgescu-Roegen with the fund-flow theory (Georgescu-Roegen 1969), one more argument is raised for the increased efficiency obtained by separating the different operations.
One of the earliest recorded objections to Anselm's argument was raised by one of Anselm's contemporaries, Gaunilo of Marmoutiers.
The additivity-to-background argument was raised to justify the adoption of a linear-at-low-dose approach as a general principle to be applied to all toxicants and toxicity endpoints regardless of case-specific data (White et al., 2009).
As autophagy is usually observed in dying cells, argument was raised to criticize the role of autophagy in promoting cell death, which claimed that autophagy might be an accompanying event that occurs after initiation of apoptosis.
There are basically three arguments being raised against him: science, economics and personal liberty.
The arguments being raised about Mr. Obama's blackness — or his lack of blackness — seem positively antique at a time when Americans are moving away from the view of ancestry as a central demographic fact and toward a view that dispenses with those traditional boundaries.
Do we really want someone in the White House who disrespects women, fears immigrants and thinks the key to winning an argument is raising your voice?
Consequently, many arguments were raised in fire hazard assessment for projects applying performance-based design in providing fire safe design.
