Sentence examples for involved argued from inspiring English sources

Lawyers for a banker involved argued the practice was "widespread".

The fines were "meaningless considering the wealth of the parties involved", argued Henry Winter in the Daily Telegraph.

"As states turn to more untested methods of execution and unreliable dangerous drugs that have never been used in this way before, it heightens the need for medical professionals, who know what they're doing, to be involved," argued Ty Alper, associate director of the University of California Berkeley Law Death Penalty Clinic.

The whole region will need to be involved, argues Razeshta Sethna in Pakistan's Dawn.

It's not that women are just now getting involved," argues Susana Polo, managing editor of TheMarySue.

In France, religious leaders have become deeply involved, arguing that the government should be cautious before redefining the institution of marriage and legal "parenthood".

The Russian Olympic Committee called on Tuesday for a comprehensive investigation into the report's findings with the participation of all parties involved, arguing that hundreds of clean athletes could be banned from the Olympics.

The US blamed Russia for the attack, whether or not Russian planes were involved, arguing Moscow was responsible under the ceasefire agreement for reining in Bashar al-Assad's government forces.

The US said it blamed Russia for the attack on the convoy, whether or not Russian planes were involved, arguing Moscow was responsible under the ceasefire agreement for reining in Bashar al-Assad's government forces.

The cities involved argue that reliable access to high-speed data is so important to their goals of improving education and advancing economic growth that the project should be seen as no more controversial than the traditional public role in building roads, bridges, sewers and schools -- as well as electric power systems, which are often municipally owned in the Western United States.

The high investments required to implement such schemes, and the stakes involved, argue for an analysis of PES cases to determine factors that contribute to a particular outcome.