Sentence examples for claim argued from inspiring English sources

The legal claim argued the design had become a symbol of the band and the foundation had no right to use it.

But our sources confirm that Arcesilaus took his method to entail that he should not reveal his own view on the matter in question in any case, if he had one, including, for instance, the view that the claim argued against is false (see e.g., Cicero De oratore 3.67).

In passing, Haugeland makes the unusual claim, argued for elsewhere, that genuine intelligence and semantics presuppose "the capacity for a kind of commitment in how one lives" which is non-propositional that is, love (cp. Stevenon-propositional thatm Artisicialovetelligencp: AI).

The claim argued that the voucher program segregates the city's students, citing instances where students were turned away from voucher schools because of disabilities.

In January, Microsoft disputed Apple's trademark claim, arguing that "app store" had already become a generic expression.

A cousin is challenging the claim, arguing that Gurlitt was not in good psychological health when he wrote his will.

After Armstrong's victory, SCA refused to honor the team's claim, arguing that it suspected drug use by Armstrong.

Gaydamak disputes that claim, arguing that a document dating to December 2001 was entrusted to the chief rabbi of Russia, Berel Lazar.

Mr Comey would not disclose any evidence to support his claim, arguing that "because it will happen again we have to preserve our methods and sources".

Other paleoanthropologists disputed this claim, arguing that A. sediba may have been part of A. africanus or existed concurrently with the true direct ancestors of H. erectus.

The A.I.G. complaint against Bank of America, for example, makes a similar claim, arguing that Bank of America is a successor in interest to Countrywide by virtue of these transfers.