Sentence examples for been argued at from inspiring English sources

That was just enough time for Rose to work out that the court had based its reasoning on a point that had never been argued at the two-day hearing in February.

Had it been argued at trial the jury might have understood them.

It has been argued at length by Baron-Cohen that women as a rule have a greater capacity for empathy than men.

Yes, slightly — but as I and others have been arguing at length, penny-pinching in the midst of a severely depressed economy is no way to deal with our long-run budget problems.

In recent weeks the Iraqis have been arguing at the United Nations against changes in the "oil for food" program, which is aimed at stopping Iraqi smuggling and illegal importing of arms.

The plaintiffs in four cases to be argued at the Supreme Court on April 28th take another view.

This case is being argued at a fraught moment for the independence and integrity of the state's court system.

It's rather sad this has to be argued at all, but at least someone's doing it.

Some claims by those injured in the 1993 bombing at the trade center are still being argued at the Workers Compensation Boardd.

And as was argued at the Future conference last week, we need to be clever about ensuring that this culture survives.

That, it seems to me can be argued at least to be a more extreme exercise of judicial power than to strike — than striking the whole".