Sentence examples for he previously argued from inspiring English sources

Or why he is continuing with a legally unnecessary plebiscite on marriage equality he previously argued against.

(It was not the first time that Bush said that he thought people should work more – he previously argued for raising the normal retirement age for Social Security).

He previously argued against it as bad policy, but as attorney general he says he will vigorously defend it against legal challenges, including one expected from the Obama administration.

Kinberg agreed, as he previously argued with Penn about "blowing so many things early in the movie".

(Never mind the fact that he has previously argued that he has put an end to the practice).

He has previously argued for tolerance for homosexuals and has acknowledged ordaining a priest he knew to be gay, but he has also insisted that he intends to abide by traditional teachings.

He has previously argued that the UK and India have not even "scratched the surface" of the potential for trade.

He had previously argued publicly for obedience to court orders and had condemned violence, but not the underlying system.

He has previously argued "the very existence of the NHS stifles competition", that the burqa should be banned, abortion should be illegal after 10 weeks of pregnancy, and the death penalty should be reinstated for child murderers.

He also previously argued that trusting software security to developers is "the fastest, cheapest, most efficient, and certainly most secure engineering workflow possible," but to do so, developers have to be empowered with big-picture information about the whole development process.

He said: We have previously argued that the US banks reporting season should act as a catalyst to increase consensus expectations ahead of Barclays' third quarter [update] on 31 October.