Sentence examples for help arguing that from inspiring English sources

He applied to the court for financial help, arguing that he did not receive appropriate legal advice when signing the prenuptial agreement.

Last week, 53 members of Congress urged the Obama administration to help, arguing that 38 percent of camps lacked regular water supplies.

In recent years, the financially troubled hospital, the largest in the Hudson Valley, had reached out to Westchester County and the state for help, arguing that it needed continuing aid to survive.

In May, it turned to the IMF for help, arguing that the Washington-based fund was the cheapest source of financing available.

But many white Southerners, particularly the poor and descendants of impoverished Appalachian yeomen who never had slaves and who could not have afforded domestic help, argue that Southern food must have been theirs.

Mr. Libby wants to use a memory expert to help argue that a faulty memory, brought on by a stressful workload, resulted in his making false statements to investigators about his conversations with reporters regarding a Central Intelligence Agency operative, Valerie Wilson.

Bhagwat believes that mapping these forests will strengthen the legal rights of the religious communities who run the groves: "Where data is available about the boundaries of these forests, it will hopefully give the local communities an instrument to help argue that these are the sites that they have traditionally been protecting for a long time.

The second half of the book plods off in the direction of self-help, arguing that the best way to respond to insults is by learning from the Stoic philosophers: if you disregard the vanities of the world, the insults of others will mean nothing to you.

He also helped argue that Texas could have a monument to the Ten Commandments at the Capitol, and keep the words "under God" in the Pledge of Allegiance.

Rep. Kevin Brady (R-Tex)., the House Ways and Means Committee chairman, could not really explain why only the best-off got real help, arguing lamely that middle-income people got other benefits from the bill.

It was the exodus from White Plains, many argue, that helped make the early problems for Yonkers.