Sentence examples for met argues from inspiring English sources
The Met argues that the piece is better off in New York.
The Met argues that the efficiency of streamlined reporting will help ease the transition away from the Forensic Science Service.
The Met argues that disclosing the documents could "damage future police investigations and hinder the way in which the NPOIU can operate in the future".
Sir Paul Stephenson, until recently Commissioner of the Met, argues eloquently overleaf that the justice system, in its attempts to be fair to those accused of crimes, has tilted too far in favour of criminals.
The Met argues that the purpose of NCND is a serious one: to protect the safety of these individual officers from terrorists and dangerous criminal gangs they may have infiltrated.
A senior Syrian foreign-ministry official I met argued that a back channel was crucial because while Assad might be able to take quick action against Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad, a public stance against Hezbollah would be impossible.
Lord Smith told BBC Radio 4's Today programme that he would not stand in the way of fracking in the UK, as long as certain requirements were met, arguing that "it could be part of the answer" to the UK's energy demands.
"On the one hand you have home buyers who are struggling to make ends meet," argues Harvard economic historian Louis Hyman, "looking for the only way they know how to make money in our economy.
A group of distinguished film professionals from several countries meet, argue over issues and vote for winners ("Pelle the Conqueror," the author's choice, won the Palme d'Or, but later, at the other contest, his favorite, Miss Colorado, lost).
Thanks to Amazon and IMDb and Goodreads and dozens of other sites, your lists, your taste, become an essential part of your online identity: it's you, packaged and presented for readers, shoppers and sophisticated marketing algorithms to meet, argue with and shake virtual hands.
Johnson, who does not know Brazier and has never met him, argues that "he is a fine journalist and broadcaster" and believes "some context is needed" to understand what happened.
