Sentence examples for be argued by from inspiring English sources

Something similar could be argued by almost everyone involved.

The case for disbarment will be argued by a former nun, Marie-Bernarde Miller. Marie-Bernarde Miller

The case will be argued by Ian Wise QC and Caoilfhionn Gallagher of Doughty Street Chambers.

In court, the cases will be argued by Edward Fitzgerald QC and Paul Bowen QC.

But before the case could be argued by Captain Struck's lawyer, the future Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the Air Force waived the policy.

Half a dozen will probably be argued by this summer, perhaps in time for inclusion on the Supreme Court's docket next term.

He is suddenly incapable of throwing accurately, undermined by paralytic self-consciousness, or, Harbach seems to be arguing, by the onset of adulthood itself.

That case was argued by a different lawyer, Roberta Kaplan.

That a particularly close connection exists between myth and music has been argued by Claude Lévi-Strauss Lévi-Strauss

Does criticising Israel make one, as has been argued by Melanie Phillips, an Islamist?

IPSO, it is argued by the industry, will be far more than the complaints-handling organisation that was the PCC.