Sentence examples for have made arguments from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cahill's lawyers at the state's Capital Defender Office have made arguments that sympathetic judges could use to strike down all or part of the law.

In a footnote, he spelled out the ethical duties of lawyers under Virginia Bar rules to disclose when they have made arguments unsupported by law.

Liz Truss, the environment secretary, and Nicky Morgan, the education secretary, have made arguments for staying in the EU in the past week.

The letter cited "the American tradition of zealous representation of unpopular clients," including the defense by John Adams of British soldiers charged in the Boston Massacre, and noted that some detainee advocates, who worked pro bono, have made arguments that swayed the Supreme Court.

To be fair, we must acknowledge recent studies that have made arguments against the use of the AMBER-99φ force field in similar fashion to criticisms of AMBER-99SB [36], [36].

The sample size calculation was difficult since clinicians have made arguments against calculating totals in quality scores (see discussion below).

I've made arguments in both of these debates.

Under the Supreme Court ruling in Cheek v. United States, a defendant in a tax evasion prosecution who has made arguments that the federal income tax laws are unconstitutional may have the arguments turned against him (or her).

Industry has made these arguments before.

"We've made the arguments.

He has made similar arguments on social media.