Sentence examples for echoed the arguments from inspiring English sources

The firm's lawyers have echoed the arguments of long-standing opponents of the DMCA.

That echoed the arguments Microsoft was making in court at the time.

In many ways, Judge Miller's decision echoed the arguments made by lawyers for the Texas attorney general, Greg Abbott, who represented the governor in the case.

— As Wisconsin voters went to the polls on Tuesday in the first hard-fought Republican presidential primary in the state since 1980, many echoed the arguments made by the two main rivals on the campaign trail.

As tens of thousands marched to the cemetery, many echoed the arguments of human rights advocates that the one-month imposition of the emergency law and reliance on the military would only aggravate the problem.

The document echoed the arguments that many egalitarians make — primarily, that Scripture must be used to interpret Scripture, and that some verses provide guiding principles that Christians should use to clarify the knottier corners of biblical teaching.

He echoed the argument his lawyers made in a January memo to the US special counsel leading the investigation.

Michael Petrilli, executive vice president of the right-leaning education think tank Fordham Institute, echoed the argument that the governor was helpless in the face of budgetary restraints.

His sentiment echoed the argument of animal rights activists, who have long said that the highly intelligent, social animals shouldn't be confined and made to perform.

Several prominent lawyers have echoed the argument that it would have been "wholly inappropriate" for the administration to weigh in on the IG report before it was released, as Carney suggested.

This theory-based review has echoed the argument made by proponents of realistic evaluation that interventions need to pay attention to people embedded in their context (such as by examining coping mechanisms and perceptions of role and responsibilities) as it is individuals who change rather than programmes that make things change [ 5].