Sentence examples for making any argument from inspiring English sources

Since the government has refused to make the terrorists available for questioning by Mr. Moussaoui and his court-appointed defense lawyers, "the government will be foreclosed at trial from making any argument, or offering any evidence, suggesting that the defendant had any involvement in, or knowledge of, the Sept. 11 attacks," Judge Brinkema wrote on Thursday.

There were multiple representations of the nature of scientific investigations, making any argument about the falsification of all this evidence much less credible.

In fact, nobody's making any arguments on that side that are very convincing.

Our current labor laws make any argument for tenure specious.

MR. EMERSON: We have never made any argument on equal protection as such, Your Honor.

It is difficult to make any argument for the Olympics harming golf and vice versa.

"To make any argument that he was trying to protect them," Mr. Carson said, "is laughable".

In fact, it is precisely the mingling of fact and opinion that is required to make any argument at all.

The judge made his assertion that Mr. Duffy was a murderer before the defense lawyer, Jason L. Solotaroff, had made any argument yesterday.

You can make any argument for nationalisation, but when Russia started to nationalise its oil industry production stopped growing .Russia may also need to devalue the rouble.

The fact that there has been so much racial intermixing in America, with well over three-fourths of African-Americans having mixed-blood ancestry, makes any argument about the genetic connection between sports and their race specious.