Sentence examples for earliest arguments from inspiring English sources

One of the earliest arguments for financial compensation for the wrongly incarcerated came in 1932, from the Yale law professor Edwin Borchard.

The earliest arguments by Warren and Brandeis for explicit recognition of privacy protection in law were in large part motivated by expanding communication technology such as the development of widely distributed newspapers and multiply printed reproductions of photographs.

The earliest arguments for such a view are to be found in the pre-Socratic philosopher Anaximander who held that the universe emerges from what he termed 'to apeiron,' a complex notion which may be rendered as the infinite, the boundless or the indefinite.

As a student at Harvard Law in 1983, he developed one of the earliest arguments for why legalizing same-sex marriage was crucial to winning broader equality for gay Americans.

One of the earliest arguments against neutrality between synonymous codon usages was given by Clarke (1970).

One of the earliest arguments for OA was that research funded by taxpayers should be freely accessible, once the results are published, to those taxpayers.

"A lot of people take [your new] paper to be a renouncing of your earlier arguments".

Earlier arguments for a negotiated settlement have been overtaken by the near-daily butchery of civilians.

Earlier this month, Jenny McCarthy, the anti-vaccine movement's loudest proponent, disavowed her earlier arguments.

But the brief also went further than earlier arguments, and was sharply critical of Judge Jackson.

The two men began to feud seriously late last year, with some of their early arguments being about Antananarivo's debts.