Sentence examples for been argued on from inspiring English sources
"We didn't lose the case -- it has not been argued on its merits," he said.
The derivation of chordates from certain fossil echinoderms has been argued on the basis of features such as what appear to be gill slits.
The decision concerned three consolidated cases that had been argued on Oct. 3, the first day of the current term, including Douglas v. Independent Living Center of Southern California, No. 09-958.
The case today, Mitchell v. Helms, No. 98-1648, was the oldest on the court's docket, having been argued on Dec. 1, and the justices' failure to settle on a single majority opinion after seven months showed that the turmoil was likely to continue.
9 It has also been argued on theoretical grounds (Becker and Stigler (1974)) that the public wage premium may serve as an effective policy to fight corruption.
Recently, it has been argued on theoretical grounds that oscillations of the membrane potential may synchronize stochastic hair bundle oscillations, thus improving frequency selectivity and sensitivity of the mechanical compartment of the hair cell [19, 20].
For months now, Gov. George W. Bush and Vice President Al Gore have been arguing on the campaign trail over whose tax plan would help particular families more.
And I think your beneficiaries will do the same," he said, gesturing to Durbin, who'd been arguing on behalf of the DREAM Act.
Whether they can legally marry at last, depends on how the justices rule in four cases to be argued on Tuesday, including one from Kentucky.
That allowed the case to be argued on technical issues, separating legal definitions from biological ones.
