Sentence examples for have argued to from inspiring English sources

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

And, rhetorically and programmatically, I would have argued to do housing in a big way and to do health care in a more incremental way.

The purpose of trigger warnings is not, as some have argued, to make participants in a class discussion feel that they're in a "safe space".

(Several bureaucrats have argued to get such "house mice" out of the house and into the street, to save municipal money in a concept known as civilianization).

Spokesmen for the Pentagon have assured us that no damage to the ocean environment will take place, but many civilian scientists have argued to the contrary.

Several individuals from NGOs have argued to me that they still campaign, they just do so with different pots of funds.

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

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

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

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?