Sentence examples for basis to argue from inspiring English sources

"There's no basis to argue otherwise," Bradley said.

The Federal District Court in Washington ruled on Feb. 11 that the residents who sued had an adequate basis to argue the existence of "a purported scheme of restraints that has the purpose and effect of fixing, artificially depressing, standardizing and stabilizing resident physician compensation".

"There is a good basis to argue that China has done more to combat climate change over the past decade than has the United States," according to a new report by the Natural Resources Defense Council, an American environmental group that aids energy conservation projects in China.

It is true, however, that a civilian was installed in the de facto presidency, and that the legislature, which authorized the coup after the fact, was not dissolved — giving coup supporters some basis to argue that representative government, not military rule, is in place in Honduras.

The hope is that this phrase will provide a legal basis to argue that sport can, in certain circumstances, be exempted from the usual strictures of the EU's single-market rules.What such an ambiguous qualifying clause will mean in practice is a matter for conjecture and argument.

Equally, the success in calculating the orbits could not serve as a basis to argue against Cartesian vortices, for the irregularities entailed by them could not simply be dismissed.

The possibility remains that the French and others accepted OP12 because in their view it gave them a sufficient basis on which to argue that a second resolution was required (even if that was not made expressly clear).

That is the slim basis for Republicans to argue that — if payments are cut too deeply — many providers may stop accepting Medicare patients and those patients will have their access to care "rationed".

This formed the basis for Sanders to argue that Clinton's proposal doesn't go far enough to protect people of color from race-based disparities in marijuana arrests.

On this basis, it appears hard to argue that Denton is about to sweep away Pinch Sulzberger or Don Graham, still less Murdoch himself.

The trustee's report could even provide a basis for defense lawyers to argue that the lack of internal controls resulted in mistakes at MF Global by lower-level employees, but not crimes.