Sentence examples for ones argued from inspiring English sources
It was one of the reasons why many countries, including several Western ones, argued for a deferral of the ICC's indictment under article 16 of the court's statutes.
And when we do, we face some uncomfortable truths, particularly religious ones, argued Cohen.
The more dovish Fed officials favored continuing the bond purchases at least through the end of the year, while more hawkish ones argued the purchases should scale back in the middle of 2013 and finish by December.
Whether his successsor is Scott McClellan, Mr. Fleischer's deputy, or someone else, it is generally true that Republican administrations tend to be more disciplined in dealing with the press than Democratic ones, argued Martha Joynt Kumar, a professor of political science at Towson University.
Most western ones argue the opposite.
"Usually it's the rider reps who are the only ones arguing for more service," Mr. Albert said.
The smaller, newer ones argue that they need high fees to get started.
Amazingly, no one argued.
