Sentence examples for including the argument that from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bloomberg can anticipate challenges to the new ban, including the argument that it will hurt business.

These views, and many more — including the argument that fracking should be banned — run through the comments submitted to the State Department of Environmental Conservation.

This was dismissed by the Conservative negotiators for a variety of reasons, including the argument that it was unfair to exclude the Green party (who were later invited).

His Justice Department, like the one that preceded it, has clung to the rationales of the war on terror, including the argument that the government has the right to target and kill certain American citizens abroad without trial.

Lawsuits have already been filed on several grounds, including the argument that it will lead to the racial profiling of legal residents and that the state has unconstitutionally intruded on federal authority.

Mr. Zoellick wrote that he was troubled by the reasons that Mr. Lamy's colleagues had offered for tiered pricing, including the argument that cheap drugs were still not available in Africa.

Obermayer spoke about some of the criticism levelled against the Panama Papers — including the arguments that, because the first leak hadn't contained revelations about major American figures, the documents must have been fake, or some kind of conspiracy.

Veteran soccer fans who live in these districts may end up being called upon to counter the negative stereotypes of the sport at public meetings, including the arguments that soccer fans are hooligans or that 25,000 people leaving at once will create a traffic nightmare.

However, the residential self-selection hypothesis is challenged for a number of reasons including the arguments that that at least in some societies a large percentage of people do not have the privilege to self-select their residence and the built environment may have a significant influence on a person's travel attitude.

Karen Daniel, a lawyer with the Center on Wrongful Convictions at Northwestern University, was working on an appeal that included the argument that Mr. Hansen should have been allowed to present evidence at his second trial that another man confessed to the slayings.

Khadzhikurbanov's lawyer gave a short closing statement that included the argument that Khadzhikurbanov could not possibly have organized the killing on October 7th, because it was his mother's birthday.