Sentence examples for has argued to from inspiring English sources

As Michael Warner has argued, "to be public in the west means to have an iconicity..

The administration has argued to the Supreme Court that the law conflicts with federal policies and priorities.

For nearly five years, she has argued to anyone within a 10-foot radius that her husband is innocent.

Does it only encourage defiance, as the president himself has argued, to ever trust Mr. Hussein again?

Many times in his career Cone has argued to stay in the game, but there was no reason to debate Joe Torre over this decision.

SINCE his election five years ago, Taiwan's president, Ma Ying-jeou, has argued to a suspicious public that his policies for close business ties across the Taiwan Strait will not bring the democratic island under China's sway.

Coventry had earlier been on short-time, and, as they had argued to AGCO, it needed new equipment.

It is not, as some have argued, to put the economy at the centre of the campaign.

"Privacy groups have argued to have an opt in for every cookie but that would make browsing a complete nightmare," he said.

Francis, having argued to retain Burgundy without result, was prepared to surrender it to achieve his own release.

In recent years, lawyers around the country have argued to increasing success that registration requirements are unconstitutional.