Sentence examples for had not argued from inspiring English sources
Recounting the publicly known evidence against the former official, Jeffrey Sterling, Judge Brinkema noted that prosecutors had not argued that Mr. Risen's testimony was so crucial to the case that it would fall apart without it.
"Furthermore, the article had stated that 'Clarence House had declined to comment' but the newspaper had not argued – in response to the complaint – that such an approach had been made.
Nancy had been reasonable — at any rate, she had not argued — and now, before saying good night, Mr. Clutter secured from her a promise to begin a gradual breaking off with Bobby.
Prosecutors had not argued that Al Qaeda members fired the weapons that shot down American Black Hawk helicopters and killed other soldiers on the ground, but the government had accused Al Qaeda of training the Somali fighters who had carried out the attacks.
However, the Court did not pursue the point since the applicant had not argued the case on this basis.
The court noted that the plaintiffs had not argued that publication of the book would damage Hubbard's or the Church's reputation or that it was in any way defamatory.
He discounted the fact that some victims had been dismembered while some had not, arguing that serial killers often evolve and change their tactics.
We hadn't argued.… Fiction by Justin Tussing: "At the dawn of a new school year, you were allowed to pretend that you were not yourself".
If you've read your Chaucer, you'll know about the Dunmow Flitch, a side of bacon awarded in Essex to any couple who could prove they hadn't argued or regretted their marriage for a year and a day.
If they hadn't argued with "authority" we would still believe that Earth was specifically created for the benefit of man 6,000 years ago, and that it is at the centre of the universe.
