Sentence examples for separately argued from inspiring English sources

The lawyers appealing against the death sentences of Sinisterra, Purkey and Montgomery have all separately argued that their sentences should be quashed because Duchardt's performance was "deficient", and that his failure to present critical mitigating evidence amounted to what US law terms "ineffective assistance of counsel".

Dr Gosnell's defence has separately argued he was was not responsible for the overdose death of 41-year-old Karnamaya Mongar, a refugee from Nepal, saying that was caused by medical complications.

Last year, two former Facebook executives separately argued that the social network is harmful to society.

In the lengthy exchange, he denied that his organization was fascist, and separately argued against immigration.

In the 20th century, the historian Mircea Eliade and the anthropologist Michael Harner separately argued that many varieties of spiritual traditions around the world could all be defined as "shamanism," with core principles at the heart of different practices and beliefs.

Gerard Gravano asked two weeks ago to be tried separately, arguing that his father's reputation would bias the jury.

In a world of services it often does not make sense to think of hardware and software separately, argues Padmasree Warrior, the chief technology officer of Cisco.

In another direction, Wilson and Sperber, and separately Bardzoas, argue that Grice's principles can be derived from more general principles and should be understood in the context of some version of relevance theory.

Separately, some economists argued that the decrease in women working was not caused by opting out, but by the 2001 recession that was followed by years of weak job growth.

While these decisions are usually taken separately, it is argued that they are intimately related and should be taken jointly.

Such arguments assume, of course, that the (con)federation will not become more aggressive than each state separately, a point Mill argued.