Sentence examples for has successfully argued from inspiring English sources

Adani has successfully argued in court that its mine doesn't contribute directly to global emissions because the power plants in India would just get their fossil fuel from somewhere else.

Over the years, Schumer has successfully argued for Wall Street's pet projects, from cutting the fees that financial firms pay to fund the S.E.C. to allowing commercial banks and investment banks to merge.

I think it does make it a more promising case — and not only because of Olson's politics, but also because he has successfully argued so many cases in front of the Supreme Court.

The revenues from the Met's parking garage, its most profitable venture, are tax-free because the museum has successfully argued that it operates for the convenience of patrons, even though they could use private parking lots.

But the prosecution has successfully argued that the court is not competent: the alleged misdemeanours, although committed while Mr Dumas was a minister, were not strictly related to his ministerial duties.

Mr. Verrilli, a veteran of 17 cases before the Supreme Court, five of them since taking over as solicitor general, has been an advocate for the rights of death row inmates and has successfully argued fine points of telecommunications law.

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.

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.

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