Sentence examples for s argued from inspiring English sources

Mr Marper and S argued that the system is both discriminatory and an infringement of their privacy rights.

"Let's argue about who will make Londoners better off.

(I think so, but not everybody does, so let's argue about it).

They were the Wall Street economists who in the 1970's argued that the Federal Reserve had missed the boat, until Paul A. Volcker came along.

In an editorial accompanying the study in The Journal of the American Medical Association, Edward Zigler, a founder of Head Start in the late 1960's, argued that the results of the Chicago program were replicable.

Elizabeth Cobbs Hoffman, a history professor at San Diego State University and the author of "All You Need Is Love: The Peace Corps and the Spirit of the 1960's," argued that what was undermined in the 60's was not just public trust but also the public's confidence in "the morality and rightness of America's mission in the world".

For months, the couple's lawyers argued.

Omark's move, they argued, was entertaining.

Golkar's detractors have argued for this.

The pope's spokesman argued that point.

Marshall's supporters argued Huelskamp's combativeness harmed the district.