Sentence examples for principal argument of from inspiring English sources

The Court expressly accepts the principal argument of the claimants [95-96].

"The principal argument of the defense as far as I can tell is that this information was public," he said.

In essence, this was a principal argument of the Hungarian novelist Imre Kertész, a Nobel Prize winner and Holocaust survivor, who died Thursday morning at age 86.

That was the principal argument of Council member Roger Berliner (D-Bethesda) who unsuccessfully offered a substitute bill that exempted private land from the ban.

Never mind that the principal argument of the Keynesians that you don't cut public spending amid a slump is as true now as in 2008.

Its security problems and high turnover have become the principal argument of those in Congress who want to federalize airport security.

The principal arguments of the protesters were their concern about making wildlife species, such as the Chalkhill Blue butterfly, extinct, putting a highly visible scar on the landscape, and that they believed the new motorway would not adequately resolve traffic problems.

Nonetheless, Leon's opinion is significant because it takes on — and effectively refutes — the government's principal argument for the constitutionality of the program: that under a 1979 Supreme Court decision, individuals have no reasonable expectation of privacy in information they turn over to third parties such as telephone companies.

In saying that Mr. Gore was also capable of bringing a renewed dignity to the White House, Mr. Bush seemed to undercut a principal argument for his own candidacy.

Any significant step forward by China will rob the US Senate of one of its principal arguments for dragging its feet.

The principal argument in favour of this model was the observation of a long-lasting amphetamine-induced current (termed 'shelf current') through DAT that persisted after removal of extracellular amphetamine.