Sentence examples for legitimate arguments for from inspiring English sources

There are legitimate arguments for this treatment, but OFHEO did not agree with Fannie Mae's approach.

We can't avert every atrocity, and there are legitimate arguments for investing in nation-building at home rather than abroad.

There are legitimate arguments for eliciting societal vales in relation to health care resource allocation given the roles of the general public as payers and potential patients.

Some Wall Street executives even privately concede that there are legitimate arguments for increasing their taxes on carried-interest compensation, especially as the economy continues to struggle.

As with any political argument, there are likely legitimate arguments for both passing and rejecting Prop.

"It doesn't mean the person is not guilty, but they have legitimate arguments for why their convictions should not stand," said Loyola Law School professor Laurie Levenson.

There is a legitimate argument for preserving public pensions, however, if only they could be put on a sound fiscal basis.

Short may well have been self-regarding, self-serving and self-deceiving, but there was a legitimate argument for the course she took.

Morrison also said there was a legitimate argument for moving Australia Day, "when you don't have the national day of your country being agreed to in terms of the date by all the members of your country".

Gregory Miller It's be becoming increasingly difficult to make a legitimate argument for the fees charged when the product in the case of the Premier League is not as strong as it once was.

It is a three-way race that has Brooklyn politicians utterly baffled not only because no front-runner has yet emerged, but also because each camp makes a legitimate argument for why victory is likely.