Sentence examples for based on his argument from inspiring English sources

The convict in that case, Kenneth Biros, faces death by lethal injection on Dec. 8, but obtained a stay of execution based on his argument that Ohio's old protocol — which used the three-drug method — constitutes cruel and unusual punishment.

His cross-party appeal has been based on his argument that he is not a typical politician.

Pasley's defense of the Indian establishment was based on his argument that castor oil could work only as an evacuant; for liver infammation, which he found to be "peculiar to the Coast of Coromandel," a "medicine of greater power" was needed.

Lessig and the Constitutional Accountability Center have filed an amicus brief in the McCutcheon case based on his research and arguments.

In "Who Will Save the Democratic Party From Itself?" Thomas Edsall examines Jim Webb's prospects as a challenger to Hillary Clinton for the 2016 presidential nomination based on his use of economic arguments rather than "identity" arguments that try to get women and minorities to vote for them.

His argument is based on his finding that students who entered gymnasium [sixth form] from free secondary schools on average went on to get lower grades over the next three years than those who had entered with the same grade from municipal secondary schools.

Cordemoy also maintains the possibility of a void, that is, space which is truly empty, and as before, his argument is based on his understanding of the concept of substance.

This is, of course, the argument based on his three-and-a-half-decade-long assault on the Iraqi people.

Whether it is Reince Priebus, Chairman of the Republican National Committee, or any of the party leaders negotiating against him, they should recognize at the outset that any argument based on his allegiance to the Republican Party and concern about what a bruising fight would do to its future will have no traction.

His arguments are based on his and others' research on the effect of tenofovir on tissue explants.

From there, he jumps into a series of counterintuitive arguments based on his own observations or on research by other economists.