Sentence examples for course of argument from inspiring English sources

In the course of argument, Donaldson described the restrictions introduced by the Thatcher government as "half-baked", which encouraged some to imagine that he was going to decide against the government.

"The assurances that he was still in the country given to the (High) Court at the commencement and during the course of argument were false," the SCA judges said.

But Mr Justice Singer's off-the-cuff remarks about the sheikh departing "on his flying carpet" and his evidence being "gelatinous... like turkish delight" were made in the course of argument and so would not have been broadcast under the new rules.

David Copp (2008) pursues this course of argument using his society-centered moral theory sketched earlier.

There is little support for a significant expansion in the scope of government (though, of course, plenty of argument over reordering priorities between, say, defence and social programmes).

In the course of our argument, we employ perturbation theory for the maximal eigenvalues of twisted transition operator.

During the course of her argument, there is one paragraph whose content is entirely problematic.

The prosecuting attorney, in the course of his argument, said (italics added).

In the course of their argument, they draw on empirical results that include qualitative studies, quantitative studies, and neuroimaging studies.

In the course of legal argument over Benkler's testimony, the defence lawyer added that "the actual release was wrongful, and he's accepted responsibility for that.

In the course of the argument, she was accused of burning the Koran.