Sentence examples for argument in common from inspiring English sources

Both the Obama administration and the law's opponents have one argument in common.

The power companies said that the federal courts had never recognized an argument in common law that greenhouse gas emissions contribute to global warming, and that if action were to be taken, Congress would have to do it.

And this is what these arguments share in common with paradigmatic arguments from counterexamples.

What the Knowledge, Conceivability and Explanatory Gap arguments have in common is that they move from an alleged epistemic gap to a would-be materialism-refuting metaphysical one.

You can't win an argument in the Commons simply by repetition, but it can help.

He used his great political skill and persuasive powers of argument in the Commons to save the Whig leaders and the court from the consequences of their folly.

Cameron said: "As chief whip, Andrew will ensure strong support for our radical legislative programme, by working hard to win the argument in the Commons as well as playing a big role in the No 10 team.

"As chief whip, Andrew will ensure strong support for our radical legislative programme, by working hard to win the argument in the Commons as well as playing a big role in the No 10 team.

This line of argument has much in common with the logics of discovery described in section 4 above but it is now explicitly pitched against the disciplinary distinction tied to the context distinction.

The argument has something in common with favoring drug legalization.

This interpretive stance yielded an argument that judges in (common law) cases ought to choose the legal rule that maximized the ratio of benefits to costs as measured by the sum of individual willingnesses to pay.