Sentence examples for revive arguments from inspiring English sources

Last year was bad enough to revive arguments from some that it has had its day.

With legislative and local elections coming up this year, the subject has brought heated political debate and revived arguments about other long-stymied international mining projects.

Yet the dispute over the status of the new western territories regarding slavery disrupted the American political system by reviving arguments that shattered fragile compromises and inflamed sectional discord.

BERLIN — Reviving arguments that have dogged Microsoft in Europe for nearly two decades, an Italian software maker is asking European officials to block Microsoft's $8.5 billion purchase of Skype, the Internet phone service, unless it is removed from Microsoft's ubiquitous Windows Office platform.

The latest nine were the first cases not to involve Mr Perez directly, an indication that the investigative net is widening.The scandal has revived argument over the idea of a permanent non-police review board to oversee the LAPD.

But the concert, and Berlinger's well-judged film, are bound to revive the arguments about Graceland and apartheid.

Republicans have used the nomination to revive their arguments against the new health care law, which they see as a potent issue in this fall's elections.

Republicans are using the nomination to revive their arguments against the new health care law, which they see as a potent issue in this fall's elections, and Dr. Berwick has given them plenty of ammunition.

The environmental groups said they feared that the administration, in an election-year attempt to protect jobs, would revive earlier arguments of the Army Corps of Engineers and other federal agencies that the the waste dumping is legitimate under current law.

The finding revives arguments about atrazine in drinking water.

He may also revive the argument that a selective recount violates the constitutional rights of other voters, arguments that have so far gone nowhere.