Sentence examples for covered arguments from inspiring English sources

Last month, Greenhouse covered arguments in another major case involving Guantánamo prisoners.

The Norfolk Virginian-Pilot, which intensely covered arguments about when and where to debate, did not report the forum until the Schrock campaign sent out a press release highlighting Ms. Wagner's equivocation on supporting Senator Charles S. Robb, the embattled incumbent Democrat who is running for a third term.

In California, Judge Alex Kozinski, chief of the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, has been a progressive voice on this issue and allows media cameras to cover arguments in appeals courts.

Braine and Brooks (1995) and Goldberg (1995) extended the notion of pre-emption to cover argument structure overgeneralization errors.

Even though it is impossible to completely rule out this explanation when both preparation and movement are covered, several arguments make a case against a general lack of distinction between the simple and the complex task in the imagination session.

All the tasks cover secondary arguments (i.e. Site/Location arguments) for certain event types and also modifications (i.e. negation and speculation).

All of the current nine attended two law schools; their clerks mainly come from seven law schools; cases are argued by a shrinking number of highly skilled oral advocates; a shrinking pool of journalists cover the arguments.

There's a nice, short post on the topic by Jillian York that's on the website of the Electronic Frontier Foundation she quickly covers the arguments for and against using real identities.

(A scene in which the manager shows the band the new T-shirt design is practically a replica of Tap's notorious Smell the Glove album-cover argument).

The foregoing discussion does not, of course, cover every argument that has been offered in the longstanding debate between Humeans and anti-Humeans, just a few of the ones that philosophers have evidently found most persuasive.

What follows is a précis of arguments covered in depth elsewhere (Friston 2003).