Sentence examples for correctly argued for from inspiring English sources

He waged public battles against regulators who correctly argued for regulating derivatives and disparaged the comments of a prominent economist who early on identified risks in the too-big-to-fail banking system.

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.

Law application and law creation are continuous activities for, as Kelsen correctly argued, every legal decision is partly determined by law and partly underdetermined: "The higher norm cannot bind in every direction the act by which it is applied.

His handlers correctly argued the debate might not be impartial.

The strange effect is reinforced by actively managed momentum funds, whose managers will correctly argue that share buybacks are good for share prices.

"The Affordable Housing Crisis" (editorial, Dec. 5) correctly argues that the severe shortage of affordable housing for low-income people should be a national priority.

Will Blythe correctly argues, in his review of "The Son," by Philipp Meyer (June 16), that in good historical novels the past ought not to be a "mere stage set for a morality play," with heroes possessed of "glittering modern consciences".

Schmitt writes that Melzer correctly argues that in the police model sequential events within the legal system lead to precedent for engaging in targeted killing.

Reyers et al. correctly argue that ecosystem services include future uses.

Mr. Scorsese also argued for the greatness of the 1951 science-fiction film "The Day the Earth Stood Still," whose hulking robot character he correctly identified as Gort.

Richard Nixon argued for the Hills.