And yet, the section, based on the arguments yesterday, seems likely to be overturned.
It was light in suggesting contrasts on issues with Democrats, signaling that his candidacy will be very much based on the arguments that his credentials and résumé would make him the strongest candidate to unseat Mr. Bush.
After that hearing, Mr. Robinson and reporters were allowed back into the court and told by the judge that he had decided to keep the case sealed based on the arguments he had just heard.
Mr Nečas, for his part, sniped towards the Prague Castle that "the president's steps, based on the arguments of the opposition, do not contribute to the political stability of the government".
Even the California official who laid out the administration's opposition to the bill, in a letter sent last week to its sponsor, said in an interview that he did not have a clear understanding of how the financing process worked, and that his stance on markups was based on the arguments of lobbyists for the car dealers.
My own view, based on the arguments above, is that the central banks are justified in waiting for more data before concluding that the rise in commodity prices is permanent.Paul Krugman likes Mr Davies's column but thinks the main problem is still overreaction to commodity-price fluctuations rather than the reverse.
Though the complaints were initially about noise, their lawsuit was based on the argument that Hamburg zoning regulations do not allow child care centers in the area.
This is based on the argument that the research councils would be forced to inflate each stipend to offset the tax deducted resulting in fewer being available.
His campaign is based on the argument that the Democrats need to nominate a person from Middle America, not from the coastal educated class.
Bush administration opposition to stem cell research is based on the argument that it requires destroying embryos, each potentially representing a human life.
