Sentence examples for embraced arguments from inspiring English sources

In disagreeing, Judge Moon embraced arguments made by the Justice Department.

Kennedy said he feared the court would go into "uncharted waters" if it embraced arguments advanced by gay marriage supporters.

Their father believed so much in embracing arguments that despite being a bishop in the local church, he had multiple books by atheists in his library — and encouraged his children to read them.

When she first encountered the "New Jim Crow" metaphor on a protest sign in Oakland, Calif., a decade ago, she was a civil rights lawyer with an impeccable résumé — Stanford Law School, a Supreme Court clerkship — and was leery of embracing arguments that might be considered, as she put it, "crazy".

The FA and the panel chose to consistently and methodically accept and embrace arguments leading to a set of conclusions that found Mr. Suarez to "probably" be guilty while in the same manner deciding to completely dismiss the testimony that countered their overall suppositions.

Groups like FreedomWorks, which has helped mobilize the Tea Party movement, and supporters who came to the party through the quixotic presidential campaign of Mr. Paul's father, Representative Ron Paul, Republican of Texas, embrace arguments that government should not provide what individuals can provide for themselves.

"He embraced our arguments," said Alfredo Robledo, one of the prosecutors.

The courts have not embraced these arguments; they almost always enforce confidentiality provisions in settlement agreements.

And, when it started to run down, the Obama Administration, rather than pushing for more help for the economy, briefly embraced the arguments for austerity.

The legal battle began after the school board embraced the arguments of parents who felt the teaching of evolutionary theory unfairly neglected the biblical story of creation.

And while science advocates say it's premature to declare "mission accomplished --the bill next goes to the Senaccomplished --theemely graccomplished --thelators have embilled their argumenextabout the importance of basic research to the nation's economy.