Sentence examples for incorporated argues from inspiring English sources
The suit, filed in Delaware, where the company is incorporated, argues that the records are necessary to help Mr. DiNapoli determine whether the state's pension funds are protected.
Ikesawa et al. (2005) identified fault rocks such as cataclasites and ultracataclasites at the base of a section of incorporated basalt and argued that fracturing of basalt is a seismogenic process.
He argues that with Tony Blair and Gordon Brown the party "completely incorporated the neo-liberal agenda" under the auspices of making public services "more business-like" and he gives short shrift to the "target culture" they shepherded in.
As Popay argues, 25 people's own ideas need to be incorporated fully in the design and delivery of proposed health interventions.
Accenture, which was called Andersen Consulting before it was spun off from the accounting firm Arthur Andersen last year, argues that it was a global company situated in 47 countries, and had never been an American one, when it incorporated in Bermuda.
Transport to Summer (1947) incorporated two long sequences that had appeared earlier: "Notes Towards a Supreme Fiction" and "Esthétique du Mal" ("Aesthetic of Evil"), in which he argues that beauty is inextricably linked with evil.
During the 1980's and 1990's a torrent of academic papers -- popularized in business magazines and incorporated into consultants' recommendations -- argued that Gordon Gekko was right: greed is good; greed works.
Adarand appealed again to the Supreme Court last November, arguing that the program still incorporated racial preferences that failed the strict scrutiny test.
A notable case was L'Estrange v F Graucob Ltd [1934] 2 KB 394, where he successfully argued an exemption clause was incorporated because a contract was signed.
