Sentence examples similar to hinging on the argument from inspiring English sources

That case hinges on the argument that when Congress got rid of the individual mandate penalty for Americans without health insurance it invalidated the entire law.

The case hinges on the argument that residents have not been sufficiently informed about what is allowed on each pitch and what must be removed.

The players' case largely hinged on the argument that an athletic scholarship constitutes a form of payment in exchange for work -- a point of view that Ohr evidently agreed with.

It may hinge on the nature of the arguments made, the nuances of the language used.

The comparison of Trump v. Hawaii to Dred Scott hinges on the argument that the two cases are similarly egregious, turning on specious ideas about racial difference: then against black people and now against Muslim people.

Australia's policy towards "boat people" hinges on the argument that every asylum seeker is an economic migrant – a claim countered by the background of Sujeewa and her husband, wealthy and with substantial business interests in Japan.

The government's defence of Dyson Heydon hinges on the argument that the law lecture the royal commissioner agreed to give was not a fundraiser because it wasn't going to raise very much money – even though the invitation did solicit donations for the New South Wales Liberals' election campaign and provide details of the relevant commonwealth electoral disclosure laws.

Four more years ReprintsThe fund's legal case hinges on the argument that a "pari passu" clause in the original bond documentation, which guarantees equal treatment for investors, bars Argentina from paying holders of the exchanged debt if it does not also pay the holdouts.

The traditional case for NFU hinges on the argument that the threat of nuclear first use is unnecessary for deterrence.

The filing hinges on the argument that ICE detainers have changed in the months since Trump took office.

This argument hinges on the idea that adaptation to one environment reduces fitness in others, resulting in genetic trade-offs between environments (genotype × environment interactions, G × E) and concomitant patterns of local adaptation (Kawecki and Ebert 2004).