Sentence examples for for having argued from inspiring English sources

Carnwath is famous in the City for having argued – privately, and in a minority of one – against the large pay and bonuses awarded to Bob Diamond at Barclays when she chaired the bank's remuneration committee.

Australian media reported that Bishop Morris had recently published an open letter saying that he was being removed for having argued in 2006 that the church should consider ordaining women and married men in order to fight a shortage of priests, prompting Pope Benedict XVI to open an investigation into his diocese.

This is not to say that Augustine thought that all private property relations are wrong; indeed, he is famous for having argued that all things belong to the just (De Civitate Dei 14, ch. 28).

All of the Republican candidates for president have argued for both deficit cutting and job programs.

Golomb, 65 for example, has argued for some years that the combined effect of exposure to acetyl cholinesterase inhibitors, such as nerve agents, pyridostigmine bromide, and pesticides, are indeed directly causal in this context.

David Grossman, for one, has argued in Haaretz for the importance of more speech and dialogue.

The fees are paid between banks, but lobby groups for retailers have argued the levies inflate prices for shoppers.

Lawyers for Citigroup had argued that the case should be resolved in its favour before trial.

Lawyers for Calpers had argued that the city should not treat pension funds like other creditors.

The UN High Commissioner for Refugees has argued against the return of Darfuris to Khartoum, saying they face torture or death.

Chad Stone of the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, for instance, has argued that the cliff is more of a slope.