Sentence examples for attended arguing from inspiring English sources

The case was serious enough that Finance Minister Wolfgang Schäuble attended, arguing that the government had no choice but to back aid for Greece.

The company acknowledged that a meeting with Mr. Peters took place, yet refused to say who attended, arguing that it "did not result in any contract or business arrangement".

A Manhattan woman has sued a $19,000-a-year preschool her daughter attended, arguing that the program failed to adequately prepare her daughter for the test required to enter New York City's hypercompetitive private school system.

Despite being a part of the University of California system, the Bruins were able to attend, arguing that its athletic department does not receive state funding.

The six Arabs and nine ethnic Turkmens who hold seats have refused to attend meetings, arguing that the Kurds are unwilling to share power as they push to make Kirkuk part of an autonomous Kurdistan.

For-profit college representatives say they shouldn't have to tell prospective students whether they are likely to afford their debts after attending school, arguing the disclosures wouldn't be helpful.

This helped broaden the mix of people attending, Eavis argued.

"It's worse than before," said Heba, who had attended the debate and argued against the military's roadmap for elections (one that means that Egyptians won't vote for a president until 2013).

Isobel Coleman, a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, who attended the conference, argues that women's movements are making progress, as girls' education levels increase and the Western world is a click away on satellite television.

Year after year Muslims attend the iftar, arguing that this is a way to engage policy makers in an attempt to effectuate real change.

Kosenko was in custody when his  mother died Sept. 5, but Judge Lyudmila Moskalenko refused to allow him to attend the funeral, arguing that he "could again indulge in criminal activities or flee the trial".