Sentence examples for presenting its argument from inspiring English sources

Ironically, on the very same day this data was released, Wal-Mart, the nation's largest retailer, was due to file a brief in the Supreme Court presenting its argument that women employed nationwide at Wal-Mart cannot join together to challenge company-wide pay and promotion practices alleged to discriminate against women.

Since 2005, on a schedule that could be generously called sporadic, the prosecution has been presenting its arguments to the court and calling witnesses, who, according to Italian court procedure, were rarely subject to cross-examination.

eBay went before the U.S. Supreme Court Wednesday to present its argument against a permanent injunction of its "Buy It Now" function.

The e-commerce giant will present its argument against a permanent injunction of its "Buy It Now" function, which technology firm MercExchange claimed violated a patent it holds.

Thus the game presents its argument: Bombing is no way to win the war on terror.

She is telling the N.F.L. to present its argument by 9 30 a.m.

The resulting book wove together personal and public sources - including diaries and letters, poetry and pamphlets, sermons and other contemporary commentaries on gender, from the legal to the gynaecological - and presented its argument as objective history rather than feminist tract.

The injunction suspension is only in effect until the August 25 appeal hearing, during which Samsung will present its argument to reverse the original ruling.

The order sets a court date of May 6, when Stony Brook is scheduled to present its argument about why the chimps should not be released.

The legal team, which presented its arguments last week in New York, is asking the panel to grant it fees "at the same level" as those awarded in 1998 to lawyers who represented Texas and Florida in their cases against tobacco companies to recover costs related to smoking.

Mr. Joseph's defense lawyer, H. Hershel Katz, objected to Ms. Pukl's request and said that the prosecution had already had its chance to present its arguments.