Sentence examples for response to the argument from inspiring English sources

"It was apparently in response to the argument between the two women," said the chief police spokesman, Paul J. Browne.

Green has a slightly unusual response to the argument that helmet compulsion will curb cycling rates – he believes the law will actually get more people on bikes.

All of this serves as a response to the argument that judicial review is bad for democracy because it resides in the unelected branch of the federal government.

Justice Thomas offered a pointed response to the argument an assistant solicitor general, Edward C. DuMont, made on behalf of the law.

Note that the cost to relationism in this case, as in the case of the relationist response to the argument from incongruent counterparts, is nonlocality.

This, then, is Nimocks's best response to the argument (raised by Justice Elena Kagan at the oral arguments) that marriage is about more than just having children, because lots of married people can't or don't have them.

His response to the arguments of Walters is simple: "Write your own plays".

The justices' response to the arguments today, in an employment discrimination case from California, raised at least the prospect that the growing use of arbitration in the workplace was about to be curbed substantially.

In response, Mr Cameron said the first minister had not delivered on his promise of a detailed response to the arguments put forward by Mr Osborne.

Anti-haecceitists who appeal to modal intuitions in this way owe some response to the arguments set out in the previous section.

Tannery's thesis has been thoroughly challenged since then: most scholars instead consider atomism to be one of a number of positions formulated in response to the arguments of Parmenides and Zeno (first half of the fifth century).