Sentence examples for longstanding arguments from inspiring English sources
For some, the backlash becomes an opportunity to promote longstanding arguments.
University officials said the decision repeated their longstanding arguments about the center.
Earlier this month, Francis Fukuyama, author of "The End of History" and one of the most influential thinkers associated with the movement, surprised many by delivering a lengthy attack on the neoconservatives' longstanding arguments in support of the war in Iraq, including their confidence in building a democracy there and their assessment of the threat from Islamic radicalism.
This blog, from Communication Senior, Brooke Snell, examines the longstanding arguments for or against affirmative action.
One longstanding argument against private and commercial development of Governors Island has been its inaccessibility.
Those cases and others have been part of a longstanding argument that the court is out of touch with the nation's political and judicial mainstream.
Mr. Ríos Montt's lawyers have based their defense on the military's longstanding argument that the massacres were excesses ordered by field commanders.
But he said he saw little difference between smoking marijuana and drinking alcohol, a longstanding argument from far more liberal — and libertarian-minded — leaders.
"She bought into Microsoft's longstanding argument that there was very little relation between Microsoft's anticompetitive acts and their dominant position".
Republicans rushed to defend the Army, and the Pentagon's longstanding argument that a handful of rogue jailers were responsible for the misconduct at Abu Ghraib.
The prosecution rekindles a longstanding argument between prosecutors and safety experts about the conflicting goals of finding fact and finding fault.
