Sentence examples for in response to arguments from inspiring English sources

Last year, partly in response to arguments by Goldberg and other activists, some major social-media platforms and search engines began banning revenge porn.

The court papers were filed in response to arguments by Mr. Moussaoui's court-appointed lawyers that the death penalty was not applicable in the case, especially because their client was in jail on immigration charges in Minnesota on Sept. 11.

The ruling, in response to arguments by the opposition party that the balloting was marred by errors, deprived the Institutional Revolutionary Party of the only governorship that it had won since losing the presidential elections in July, after 71 years in power.

In response to arguments that CBS gave Mr. Rather insufficient airtime after he left the "CBS Evening News" — first on the weeknight edition of "60 Minutes" and later on the flagship Sunday edition — the network cited a "pay or play" clause in his contract.

In response to arguments that the NYSE Euronext board is obligated to consider a higher proposal, the company has instead argued that its "merger of equals" agreement with Deutsche Borse does not set off legal requirements to consider a higher bid.

In response to arguments that broach the question of haecceitism in a limited domain, useful debate requires us to distinguish the scope of different versions of haecceitism and the distinctive motivations of domain-specific (anti- haecceitisms.

This argument is advanced through her theory of worth, which she issues in response to racist arguments against the value of black people".

In response to those arguments, "we have to be much more aggressive in telling our story," Mr. Thompson said.

In response to those arguments, Assistant U.S. Attorney Jeffrey E. Theodore, citing Justice John Paul Stevens, portrayed all civil disobedience as anti-democratic.

In response to government arguments that the anti-terrorism act was necessary to protect the life of the nation, Lord Hoffmann said: "The real threat to the life of the nation... comes not from terrorism but from laws such as these.

In retrospect, however, this was naïve: voters tend to react with their guts, not in response to analytical arguments — and in bad times, the gut reaction of many voters is to move right.