Sentence examples for notice argued from inspiring English sources

The division kept expanding in the months running up to the financial crisis, even as rivals were pulling back - and the FSA, in a 92-page final notice, argued that Cummings should have restrained the business which operated "with a culture of optimism" with bonuses linked to sales.

The government opposed the requirement to give notice, arguing that it would complicate sensitive diplomatic negotiations between the U.S. and the country that would receive the detainee.

Dentists vying to have their products noticed argue that they offer active ingredients that are a cut above drugstore brands.

They urged more rigorous procedures for internal review of subpoena requests, including the scope of any records sought and whether to provide advance notice, and argued that there needed to be more internal and external checks and balances on prosecutors.

That plan always had the whiff of a bung to those people able to write a cheque for a few thousand quid at short notice, as argued here at the time.

FCC Commissioners Michael O'Rielly and Ajit Pai each issued statements critical of the notice and argued that it should have been voted on.

The slightly more philosophical method was to notice that people argued from, rather than to, their moral intuitions — an observation that may encourage us to accept that truth is at best a matter of consensus, not an observable fact of the world.

Parties that receive Wells notices can argue that action should not be taken against them.

There were clear signs of upcoming trouble, which the Mumbai police should have noticed, she argues, including a weeklong promotion of the rally that involved the circulation of graphic video clips taken from the Internet and widespread discussion in the Urdu press.

Middleton said that even if he had found the investigation or handing over the interim report unlawful, he would not have set aside the 34 show cause notices, as Essendon argued he should.

In this case, CNet argued that the notice provision in its by-laws requiring a shareholder to own at least $1,000 of stock for a year before it could make director nominations or proposals applied to Jana's nominations.