Sentence examples for argument has found from inspiring English sources
That argument has found some resonance at the F.C.C.
This argument has found a home in many areas of public law, including discussions of the non-delegation doctrine, federal common law, and the use of legislative history in statutory interpretation.
The argument has found traction among some developing countries that account for 17 of the 35 seats on the governing board of the International Atomic Energy Agency, the U.N.'s nuclear watchdog.
That argument has found some enthusiastic supporters among young Swiss voters.
In fact, just as the phone companies that used to make the same argument have found, their legacy may serve only to turn them into easy targets.
In fact, the theory of integer order differential equations with deviated arguments has found its extensive applications in realistic mathematical modelling of a wide variety of practical situations and has emerged as an important area of investigation.
Her research, which also focuses on the use of alienation arguments, has found that courts only believe a mother's claim of a child's sexual abuse 1 out of 51 times (approximately 2%) when the accused father alleges alienation.
The industry's arguments have found a ready audience among some European governments.
It is an argument that has found its way to Washington in recent years, and the White House has begun to show interest in giving religion a chance to fight crime.
It is an argument that has found favor among celebrity supporters like the socialites Bianca Jagger and Jemima Khan, and a veteran leftist politician, Tony Benn, who were in the public gallery for the hearing, a silent vanguard for the wide support the WikiLeaks founder has attracted around the world.
The BOA's argument, which has found support among a number of high-profile current British athletes, says its requirement that athletes have clean drugs records is part of its selection criteria for any Olympic Games, meaning the lifetime ban is not an additional punishment.
