Sentence examples for groups which argue from inspiring English sources

At least among the media groups which argue that the BBC represents unfair competition.

Their efforts have met fierce resistance from employer groups, which argue that paying untrained workers more will generate demand for higher pay up the ladder, too, causing inflation.

UKOG has faced criticism from environmental groups, which argue that it can only get to the oil using the fracking technique.

This comes after a campaign by poverty groups, which argue that farming crops for fuel rather than food is a big factor behind rising food prices.

Consumer groups, which argue that banks should not make risky bets while the government guarantees their deposits, says that the plan was watered down.

This has caused consternation among anti-racism groups, which argue that the move was unnecessary and sent a message that "repression" would end racism when in fact there should be broader work to promote equality and end discrimination across society.

That alarmed civil-liberties groups, which argued that such a finding would deter all whistle-blowing; they cheered the dismissal of the charge.

The bank's increasing size raised concerns among consumer groups, which argued that the combined institution might one day need a taxpayer bailout.

At the time, Duke was fighting off a challenge by two environmental groups, which argued that the company's reactor licenses should not be renewed if Duke planned to use the untested MOX fuel.

But amid protests from environmental groups, which argued that India lacked the equipment needed to dispose safely of all the chemical nasties, India's supreme court ruled that she could not dock.

The president's previous bill was killed by a Republican filibuster last year after intensive lobbying by the United States Chamber of Commerce and other business groups, which argued that the legislation would prove onerous.