Although there's been a lot of critical analysis of Sehgal's work more generally, it's hard to maintain the argument that it really does much more beyond entertainment.
But since these effects are not statistically different from zero, we maintain the argument that respondents are generally indifferent to the choice between needle-free and intravenous/subcutaneous routes of drug administration.
Since the states that vote on Tuesday are delegate-heavy ones, and are awarded proportionally, Sanders needs to keep as close to Clinton as possible to maintain the argument that he's better-suited to take on the Republican nominee in November.
Let us listen to Louis XIV: "Open negotiations incline negotiators to consider their own prestige and to maintain the arguments of their sovereign with undue obstinacy and prevent them from giving way to the frequently superior arguments of the occasion". JOHN BOVEY Cambridge, Mass., Dec. 27, 1990 The writer is a retired Foreign Service officer.
Maintaining the argument has been costly.
Constrained by precedent, the en banc rehearing reversed course and maintained the argument that CSLI is "voluntarily conveyed," excepting it from the Fourth Amendment protections of probable cause.
During the 2015 election campaign the tories maintained the argument, cast Ed Miliband as the son of Britain hater, glorified their own work on the economy since 2010, scapegoated the Lib Dems and saw the SNP all but obliterate Labour in Scotland, yet only managed a 17 seat majority.
The defense maintained the argument that Carrier was simply performing his duties as wrestling coach, checking for skin diseases, like ringworm, that wrestlers are prone to become infected by.
The government maintains the arguments are worth it, recommending 45-90 minutes of homework every day for those in their first year at secondary school, rising to two and a half hours a day for older pupils.
Employing faculty members on annual or multiyear contracts lets institutions save money and maintain flexibility, the argument goes.
Mr. Watts, in a news release, maintained the Republican argument, offered on Tuesday by various party leaders, that the agency could not handle the additional workload of tobacco regulation.
