Sentence examples for representatives argued that from inspiring English sources

Banking representatives argued that the rules would be expensive and make Britain's banks less competitive.

Their representatives argued that treatment of the case had racial undertones amid paranoia about the American city's crime rate and the men's initial admissions were the result of exhaustion and police coercion following lengthy interrogations.

In meetings with regulators, Mr. De Vroey and other airline representatives argued that survivability standards have been progressively tightened and that even Koito's defective products are an improvement on seats made a few decades ago.

Individually, none of these incidents amounted to much — Gelb said that the petals, for example, cost no more than fifty dollars — but the orchestra representatives argued that they indicated a pattern of management indifference to costs.

At a four-day tribunal hearing in Cardiff in April Mr Reaney's legal representatives argued that a heterosexual person would not have been subjected to the same level of intrusive questioning as he was.

Individually, none of these incidents amounted to much Gelb said that the petals, for example, cost no more than fifty dollars but the orchestra representatives argued that they indicated a pattern of management indifference to costs.

Industry representatives argue that their practices benefit consumers.

Taxi industry representatives argue that a blanket requirement would be disastrous.

Insurance company representatives argue that if doctors are unhappy with the reimbursement rates, they should try to renegotiate their contracts.

But industry representatives argue that the regulation, which takes effect in March, will create legal uncertainty for small companies using the Internet.

Labor union representatives argue that civil servants and other types of workers whose taxes are deducted from their paychecks pay more than their share.