Sentence examples for originally argued from inspiring English sources

When the independents originally argued for their 25% quota in the 1980s, I led their negotiations.

That was exactly what the BFI originally argued that it wasn't cut out to do.

Engineers originally argued against such a screen, which they considered a possible source of driver distraction (and a costly addition).

The two cases, as stated in the opinion of the court, were originally argued here upon the sufficiency of all the counts.

The case was originally argued in this court upon the sufficiency of all these counts, and a reargument subsequently ordered upon the eighth, nith, tenth, and fourteenth.

(The demonstration was led by the very Coren who had originally argued for the left-handers' increased susceptibility to mental illness).

Brown v. Board of Education had originally been argued in 1953, but the justices were deeply divided and could not coalesce around a decision.

Over the course of the inquiry Conway accepted that he had paid bonuses worth more than the maximum level permitted, although originally he argued that the bonuses were so large partly to replace annual salary increases.

Originally, Bush argued that the government should only take in enough to pay for its current operating costs and for some debt reduction, as a matter of fairness.

More originally, he argues that this interdependence should summon gratitude — gratitude "for," even if not "to".

More originally, he argues that this interdependence should summon gratitude — gratitude "for," even if not "to". Giving thanks, he recognizes, has been central to religion, and secular culture needs to be enriched with an equivalent.