Its very name is disputed, reflecting arguments over the English merchants who refounded the port 400 years ago.
It was evidently too late to keep that out of the public eye after the A.P. story.] The Bybee document reflects arguments made by lawyers in the Bush Justice Department, who held that, despite Rahman's death, the "manager of the Saltpit site" should not be prosecuted for torture, because he lacked the requisite criminal intent.
The arguments over waterboarding reflect all arguments about similar methods.
"That language resoundingly reflect the arguments that we were making that this is discrimination that takes away a fundamental right and takes away equal protection," Olson said.
Nguyen Van Hai's lawyer Ha Huy Son told the BBC Vietnamese service that the appeal failed because the court's judgement did not fully reflect the arguments presented on his client's behalf at the hearing.
State sentencing standards in juvenile cases reflect those arguments about youth culpability.
And as I further reflect, the arguments we generally would engage in were not religiously based but politically tinged. .
But the documents released by the CIA on Friday also reflect the arguments of former CIA Director George Tenet and his lieutenants that U.S. intelligence was intently focused on al Qaeda and leader Osama bin Laden.
As fluoridation does not appear to be an important issue for the general public in the U.S., the debate may reflect an argument between two relatively small lobbies for and against fluoridation.
Dr. Benjamin Levine, a competitive tennis player and director of the Institute for Exercise and Environmental Medicine at Texas Health Resources and the University of Texas Southwestern Medical School, said: "You can always find one or two papers and studies that, if you spin the right way, can seem to reflect your argument".
