Sentence examples for correctly argued that 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.

Oglesby correctly argued that the Vietnam War helped the growth of the large and oppressive state by expanding the government's power and influence.

Thrupkaew correctly argued that to tackle human trafficking, instead of law enforcement employing "end demand" campaigns that result in the arrests of prostitutes and johns, there needs to be a major commitment "to seriously investigate and prosecute traffickers and impose harsh punishment on those who rape and assault sex workers".

Brodaty and Luscombe correctly argued that caregivers are at risk of becoming socially isolated because of the demanding nature of their role [ 23].

The algorithm takes darwinian evolution as a starting point, and it is (correctly) argued that variation, selection and heritability are enough to reach a certain well-defined and previously set target.

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.

Vinton G. Cerf ("Internet Access Is Not a Human Right," Op-Ed, Jan . 5 correctly argues that the Internet has essentially changed the way that the world shares information.

Mr. Drezner correctly argues that as the Pentagon's budget has ballooned in the decade after 9/11, so has its influence over American foreign policy.

"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.