Sentence examples for had successfully argued from inspiring English sources

Tiriac apparently believed he had successfully argued Raducan's case in a Wednesday hearing.

Greenpeace members had successfully argued "lawful excuse" as a defence after another power station protest.

During the trial, last January, the ban's proponents had successfully argued that the tapes be kept under wraps.

The prosecution had successfully argued that Syed killed Lee, a former girlfriend, in a fit of rage.

He released his Army defense team — the lawyers who had successfully argued for his right to keep the beard during trial — and represented himself thereafter.

But the city had successfully argued in lower courts that the discrimination charge was filed after a statute of limitations had passed.

In court cases, they have successfully argued that they are members of the press.

They have successfully argued this was done without triggering pre-emption rights.

For decades, public interest advocates have successfully argued for stringent limits on the number of newspapers, radio stations and television outlets that a company can own.

Posters on his left showed enlarged photographs of a normal-looking sidewalks that trial lawyers have successfully argued were dangerously flawed in suits that cost the city millions.

Opponents of affirmative action have successfully argued that discrimination on behalf of various nonwhite groups constitutes a denial of equal protection to whites.