Sentence examples for decision argued from inspiring English sources

Critics of the Miranda decision argued that the court, in seeking to protect the rights of individuals, had seriously weakened law enforcement.

The Treasury Department, which can appeal this decision, argued that changes in the size or texture of currency would be expensive.

It is also a reminder that, when Beijing was awarded the right to play host to the games, foreign supporters of the decision argued it would improve China's respect for human rights.

A 1992 decision argued that, in the absence of a prior agreement about the disposition of pre-embryos, the party wishing to avoid procreation should prevail if the other party had a reasonable alternative option for becoming a parent.

Justice Antonin Scalia, dissenting from the Supreme Court decision, argued that it opened the door not only to homosexual marriages but also to the legalisation of bigamy and bestiality.

Karen Broadnax and Debra Ann Fahey, the two women whose malpractice lawsuits prompted Thursday's decision, argued that the old ruling provided a nonsensical loophole that immunized doctors while providing no recourse for mothers.

FPL has supported the authority's decision, arguing that the winds are stronger further offshore.

But on March 11, Italy reversed its decision, arguing that the marines should be tried in an international court.

Michael Hayden, George Bush's last CIA director, criticised the decision, arguing that terrorists could now train to withstand interrogation.

Cintra officials also balked at the decision, arguing that a unified airline industry could better compete globally.

John Kerry, the secretary of state, defended the decision, arguing the leases were granted before Obama became president.