One territory where Labour has a strong argument to make to those of its voters flirting with the Outers is obviously workers' rights.
But he has a strong argument to demand something in the neighborhood of Ovechkin's league-high $9.538 million average, or the $8.7 million average, the next highest salaries, of Crosby and Malkin.
Judge Huvelle also overruled government lawyers in the S.E.C.'s initial proposed settlement with Citigroup over the bank's subprime disclosures, asking curtly, "I look at this and say, 'Why would I find this fair and reasonable?' " But many experts say that the Justice Department has a strong argument in this case.
Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras's leftist government, confronting the dilemma of antagonising Turkey at a delicate stage in peace talks on Cyprus, has attempted to walk the middle ground: pledging the men will be given a fair hearing under European law but that Turkey has a strong argument for their extradition.
The corporate crowd has a strong argument, considering that they bailed Lloyd's out of its early-1990s financrisisrisis brought on when the then-Names-dominated system proved too weak to muster needed cash.
He's unsure of whether or not the 3G baseband chip will include HSDPA in its initial release, which is fine, but here's why he has a strong argument about its debut in the coming weeks rather than coming months.
"The state has a strong argument," Thompson said.
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In June, Secretary Johnson admitted that long-term detention for asylum seekers was unnecessary, and said that families would once again be allowed to pay bonds for their release after passing the department's "credible fear" test a preliminary interview aimed at determining whether a migrant has a strong argument for asylum.
