Sentence examples for public argued from inspiring English sources

"It's public!" argued Aren Santos.

When Merritt and company invited the engineering community to bid for the project, many bridge builders, and the general public, argued that a suspension bridge could not allow the safe passage of trains.

The Napolitano campaign — which made the issue public — argued that the actual amount of political action committee contributions is even higher than the registrar had found, and called it the "largest campaign contribution violation in L.A. County history".

The judge refused to open the hearing to the public, arguing that evidence could be ruined.

"Hiding our work behind paywalls" prevents the benefits of research from reaching the public, argues Daniels.

Discussions about synthetic biology need to be democratic and open to the public, argues Jack Stilgoe.

Mr Liddy passionately opposed demands for the names of employees who had received the bonuses to be made public, arguing that this might put them at physical risk.

When the journal published the paper anyway, Dr Putterman went public, arguing that Dr Taleyarkhan had not ruled out several potential sources of error in his paper.But the problems now appear to be more than personal.

She also traveled and gave lectures to police departments and the public, arguing that more women officers would lead to safer streets, improved social conditions, and an increase in the overall welfare of cities.

On one hand, Saudi Arabia's lead climate change negotiator has criticized the Copenhagen process in private and in public, arguing that the UNFCCC process is the only acceptable legal framework.

Lord Prescott has launched a campaign to "keep the police public", arguing that the radical proposal to extend the role of private security companies in policing "needs to be nipped in the bud".