Sentence examples for cases argued that from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

Britain, Japan and other countries with many cases argued that World Health Organization pandemic alerts should measure a virus's severity, not just its spread.

Rabinder Singh QC, appearing for the families in the six test cases, argued that the European Convention on Human Rights applied to Iraqis in the part of south-east Iraq controlled by the British.

Still, Jordan Lorence, a lawyer with the Alliance Defense Fund, a socially conservative legal group that has filed briefs in many of the cases, argued that court victories for same-sex marriage were unlikely to settle much.

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

Environmentalists and urban activists filed numerous cases, arguing that redevelopment would shrink open spaces and public housing that the city desperately needed.

None of the Democrats have suggested, for example, further incursions on civil liberties or immigration, in some cases arguing that the administration has gone too far.

The Supreme Court's ruling on the punishment question could also determine the outcome of other cases arguing that Megan's Laws impose double jeopardy.

Employers have successfully used this defense in many cases, arguing that unequal pay was justified by the education, training or experience of male employees.