Sentence examples for have regularly argued from inspiring English sources
I have regularly argued in this space that we need to have a more political debate about international development in the UK and that Labour, in particular, must apply its critique of rampant capitalism at home to its international policies as well.
In particular, Mr. Putin has regularly argued that foreign investment is essential to economic growth.
He signed on to a majority opinion that limited itself to the particular circumstances of the 2000 election battle, even though he has regularly argued that the Court should try to establish clear rules with broad applicability.
The voluminous literature on industrial catching-up in Southeast Asian countries has regularly argued that successful catching-up largely depended on a committed state, which orchestrated industry development with a relatively uniform set of policies, including R&D support, subsidies, trade restrictions, and local content requirements.
He argued — and judges have regularly agreed — that if a suspect infers leniency from an interrogator's guise of sympathy, that's the suspect's problem.
Flying scenes have regularly malfunctioned.
May, who has regularly taken food from skips, argued that he had the right to take food which was being thrown away.
Internally Mr Summers and Ms Romer regularly argued against protectionism and industrial policy with some success.
Chomsky argues that as a part of this strategy, the U.S. has regularly engaged in "preventative war", which he highlights is illegal under international law and could be categorised as a war crime.
The administration argued Tuesday that even though the United States and Russia did not have an extradition treaty, Washington had regularly sent back Russians sought by Moscow.
Thus, he regularly argues that for Iran to engage in negotiations with such a country would have little value, and a formal diplomatic relationship would be actively harmful ― a position some incoming senior U.S. officials feel about Iran.
