Sentence examples for echo those arguments from inspiring English sources

Obama administration officials echo those arguments, saying that the current tribunals are fair, unlike those during the Bush administration.

A junior, Lucy M. Caldwell, echoed those arguments.

Cooke echoes those arguments when he says that "new writing has a way to go in terms of ambition.

Some of the governor's arguments echo those Mr. Clinton and his aides used.

Some of the lawsuit's arguments echo those made in a September report on the fund's shortcomings that was prepared by Cantor; the New York law firm of Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom; and the economic consulting firm of Chicago Partners.

Lucas's arguments echo those of others who have called for a more positive case to be made by the "remain" camp, including the SNP leader and first minister of Scotland, Nicola Sturgeon.

While many of his arguments echo those made by others, Michiko Kakutani writes, Mr. Zakaria offers the lay reader a provocative take that opens a big-picture window on the closing of the first American century.

Their arguments echo those of Vera Baird, the former solicitor general, who last week told Radio 4's Today programme that the events of the case had set the law back decades when it comes to treatment of rape complainants' sexual history.

This group of former sex workers do not have the institutional power to even come close to the damage those campaigns could have done to the medium – but their approach and their arguments echo those campaigns' claim that interactive media is more dangerous, more corrupting, more likely to lead to real-world consequences than non-interactive media.

Other demonstrators echoed these arguments.

Republican candidates for the presidency echo the arguments of Mr Morgenthau, claiming that deficit-financed stimulus spending has done little but add to the obligations of future taxpayers.