Sentence examples for general argued from inspiring English sources

Don Verrilli, the solicitor general, argued the same today.

Theodore Olson, the solicitor general, argued that not even diversity can justify the use of quotas.

Neal K. Katyal, the acting United States solicitor general, argued in support of the defendants.

Neal K. Katyal, the acting solicitor general, argued the case for the government.

Paul D. Clement, a deputy solicitor general, argued for the government in both cases.

Paul D. Clement, deputy solicitor general, argued that the Mobbs declaration was adequate.

They said the general argued that he was not guilty of the atrocities and wanted to prepare his defense.

The lease itself, the inspector-general argued, short-changed taxpayers by almost $1 billion.

Anders Fogh Rasmussen, the NATO secretary-general, argued: "When it happens, international forces won't leave.

Pascal Lamy, the WTO's director-general, argued that the Doha round was "back on track" after a "period of hibernation".

As the solicitor-general argued to the Supreme Court, Congresss may neither intrude on the president's ability to perform these [deliberative] functions, nor authorise private litigants to use the court to do so".