Sentence examples for authority argued from inspiring English sources

The electoral authority argued that Movadef was promoting terrorism by stating that its guiding principle was "Marxism-Leninism-Maoism-Gonzalo Thought".

The authority argued that the implementation of some of the union's proposals could decrease safety if platforms and trains became overcrowded.

Their campaign for "federalism," or scaling back federal power so states and localities have more authority, argued for upholding the Seattle and Louisville, Ky., programs.

The local authority argued the house, next to a cemetery, was on consecrated land and that a public footpath ran through the garden, prohibiting the sale.

Back then, the transportation authority argued that the subway station at Grand Central Terminal was at full capacity and could not practically be expanded to accommodate thousands of commuters from across the Hudson, he said.

The local authority argued that incontinence pads would reduce the risk of Ms McDonald being hurt using a commode, provide independence and privacy and cut the cost of her care by £22,000 a year.

The authority argues that state and city lawmakers are squarely to blame for the potential demise of the student discounts.

At the trial, Zenger's attorneys objected to the Justices' authority, arguing that justice cannot be served by "the mere will of a governor".

Because it is a club of governments, some of which want to "strip opposition forces of the means to challenge their authority," argues Mr LaPierre.

But the Palestinian Authority, arguing that the money belonged to it, asked for the sum in cash, which Israel refused to provide, the Israeli Foreign Ministry said.

Although the chief cause of such pollution is diesel truck traffic, critics of the transportation authority argue that it should lead the way in reducing air pollution.