Sentence examples for cases argued from inspiring English sources

The plaintiffs in the court cases argued that this is extortion.

Toyota has in various court cases argued against using data from the recorders as reliable sources of evidence.

The truck owners, in some cases, argued that the restaurants were merely trying to quash their competition.

Whites, for example, might have missed opportunities to work or learn as a result of affirmative action, as the plaintiffs in the Supreme Court cases argued.

Lawyers in both cases argued that the policy was intended to discourage people from exercising their First Amendment rights -- a charge city officials denied.

In 2004, the Department of Homeland Security, which represents the government in immigration cases, argued for the first time in favor of asylum for Ms. Alvarado.

Defenders of CFA cases argue that newspapers are an unusually vocal minority.

"A one-week process can't be fair in most cases," argues Alasdair Mackenzie of the Asylum Rights Campaign.

Individuals typically use the public authority justification in criminal cases, arguing that the government authorized their actions.

Eight, for instance, argued cases before the United States Supreme Court.

The consequences of the case, argued Rabinowitz, "will be eagerly awaited across the country".