Sentence examples for effectively argued that from inspiring English sources
But the government effectively argued that the jurors had already made a determination about intent by finding a corrupt purpose on the part of an Andersen employee.
Instead, Australia, briefly under a Labor Party government and then under the conservatives, has effectively argued that the end (discouraging human smuggling) justifies the means (cruelty).
Denton, Turkel said, had effectively argued that losing privacy is a freeing experience because "you don't worry about anything else because someone has taken your private life and put it out there".
At a recent European Union summit meeting in Nice, France effectively argued that Germany's special status could not be changed by insisting that -- even though the country has a far larger population and economy than any other in Europe -- Germany should not be entitled to more votes than any other in European Union decision-making.
Phyllis Schafly and other opponents of the Equal Rights Amendment speciously but effectively argued that an ERA would usher in an era of gender neutral bathrooms where rapists could attack women.
As such, he effectively argued that the United States should recognize Israel's unilateral annexation of a part of the West Bank in contravention of international law and a series of UN Security Council resolutions.
Mr. Zuma has laid it bare, effectively arguing that he is being persecuted for his cultural beliefs.
Salman, moreover, appears to go beyond Newman, effectively arguing that gifts of inside information should be per se legal.
"They're effectively arguing that the House bills are simply illegitimate because they contain policy measures that the Democrats don't like.
Banks effectively argues that black Americans are leading a trend of relationship instability that is growing rapidly in nonblack communities as well.
