But that rather negates the argument that the EU-Greek crisis is a negation of democracy.If the EU were a true nation like the US then these issues could be debated in a national parliament and aid could be sent to Greece rather as fiscal spending is diverted to Louisiana or Mississippi.
But I don't think it negates the argument that the Guantanamo prisoners deserve their day in court to suggest that the fundamentalists of al-Qaeda and, now, Isis are hardly looking for peaceful negotiations.
Negating the argument that MLB and the Officer of the Commissioner of Baseball acted arbitrarily or capriciously is MLB's allegedly uncovering of significant evidence that Rodriguez allegedly used performance enhancing substances.
The availability of this resource negates the argument that the lack of detail in published papers is primarily due to a lack of space.
We also find that CTPAs were being performed in younger patients even in the absence of symptoms and identifiable PE risk factors further negating the argument of discovering an alternative pathological diagnosis.
Granade's order was directed specifically at Mobile County Probate Court Judge Don Davis, who has refused to give licenses to same-sex couples, but it also negates the arguments of other probate judges who have been refusing to follow her earlier decision.
This might seem to negate the supply/demand argument, but the Rainier is going out of production because it has not been popular.
The presence of iso-sinapyl alcohol in non-pretreated samples of transgenic plants negates the potential argument that it is an artifact of the mild, hot water pretreatment as a breakdown product of benzodioxane (β-O-5, α-O-5) substructures, which can form from cross-coupling reactions involving radicals of 5-hydroxyconiferyl alcohol.
We are unable to completely negate this argument, although the most important anthropometric (eg, body mass index and age distribution), demographic (eg, education and family status), and health (eg, diseases and medication) and lifestyle parameters (eg, smoking, and habitual physical activity) of our cohort corresponded with Bavarian or German data for CD women ≥70 years.
For example, authors implicate tectonics in the landform evolution without providing an argument to negate the role of climate (ISM).
