Sentence examples for disputed argument from inspiring English sources
Such bans, based on the scientifically disputed argument that the fetus can feel pain at that stage, have been adopted by 11 states.
Republicans already are reviving what has sometimes proven an effective, if disputed, argument in the past: that rich taxpayers include many small businesses whose owners pay income taxes as individuals.
The House-sponsored measure is based on the disputed argument that a fetus can feel pain by the 20th week of pregnancy.
When she voted to end the use of the electric chair for executions in Georgia, she disputed arguments that the attack on the method was a challenge to the death penalty itself.
In an afternoon hearing in lower Manhattan, U.S. District Judge Miriam Goldman Cedarbaum conceded that the fraud charge was a "novel application of the securities laws," but she disputed arguments by Stewart's lawyers that it violated her free-speech rights.
"Examining past claims of crisis and their consequences," Jaffe wrote, "Teitelbaum disputes arguments that the United States needs more scientists and engineers".
But supporters of the legislation disputed that argument.
In an e-mail message, the N.C.A.A. spokesman Erik Christianson disputed the argument that the N.C.A.A. violated antitrust laws.
He disputed the argument for imperial continuity that was laid out so potently in The Great Escape, John Sturges' 1963 film.
