Sentence examples for correctly argued from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gensler had correctly argued that those trades should fall under Dodd-Frank, unless foreign regulators adopted rules that were substantially the same as those under American law.

As The World in 2012 correctly argued,Labor will limp into 2012 with the party's worst opinion-poll ratings in decades.

Nouriel Roubini, an economist who call the 2008 market disaster correctly, argued in a recent commentary that in 2009, global recession "will morph into a stag-deflation, a deadly combination of economic stagnation/recession and deflation".

Those rulings, Mr. Masri's lawyers correctly argued, represented a major distortion of the state secrets doctrine, a rule created by the federal courts that was originally intended to shield specific evidence in a lawsuit filed against the government.

But this was not an embrace but a rejection of King's message of non-violence, which Obama correctly argued would have been inadequate to stop the rise of Hitler.

Shapley correctly argued for an enormous Milky Way Galaxy on the basis of the P-L relation and the globular clusters, while Curtis incorrectly rejected these lines of evidence, advocating instead a small galactic system.

As Haass correctly argues, right or wrong, they were both wars of choice.

Nicholas D. Kristof correctly argues that Americans need a better diet of science to meet the complexities of civilization.

Holm-Hudson correctly argues that Gabriel's performances are much more akin to early David Bowie than to those of other prog-rock singers like Jon Anderson, of Yes.

He linked house-building to transport policy, correctly arguing that where a new rail line goes, investment in new homes tends to follow.

Petitioner correctly argues that these provisions identify an interest in providing inventors with a definite standard for determining when a patent application must be filed.