Sentence examples for issues to argue from inspiring English sources

Each candidate has national issues to argue.

Tuesday's ruling suggested that Mr. Gupta had convinced the judges that he had legitimate issues to argue on appeal.

In an earlier memo, Mr. Brunson cited 34 actions and technical issues to argue that Bechtel "is not competent" to follow through as the design authority at Hanford.

In a stroke of good fortune, the All-Star Game on Tuesday night comes fully stocked with a complete complement of conversation topics, issues to argue about, players to wag a finger at or sit back and appreciate.

In Western countries, it appears to have become 'fashionable' for politicians who are engaged in urban issues to argue for more social mix of the population at the neighbourhood level.

The topic has some importance because the United States has repeatedly pulled out such issues to argue that even if Iraq were to be declared free of arms, it has other requirements to meet.

A scaled-back drone campaign will, at the very least, be one less issue to argue over.

If he does not grant Mr. Newman's severance motion and the defendants are convicted, then one will have a significant issue to argue in an appeal.

It was not the only debt he paid off, but Myers hammered on the child support issue to argue that Bryce was too toxic and unreliable to win.

He also used the abortion issue to argue that Mrs. Clinton had presidential ambitions, noting that she had weighed in on an abortion rights measure in California.

Mr. Hall has filed such motions in the past, but said the new ruling "gives us an issue to argue" on constitutional grounds.