Sentence examples for submitted arguments from inspiring English sources

The European Centre for Law and Justice, a conservative lobby group, has submitted arguments in support of the church's position.

New York, which is the first state to oppose the relicensing of a nuclear power plant, submitted arguments concerning terrorism, emergency evacuation, accidental releases of radioactivity, population density and the danger of earthquakes, among other issues.

The utility of briefs is limited: They are documents written to express the client's views, not the advocate's, and every solicitor general has submitted arguments with which he or she personally disagreed.

Riverkeeper submitted arguments challenging Entergy's plan for managing metal fatigue; corrosion in the cooling system; the impact of the cooling system on aquatic life; leaks of spent pool water, which have leaked radioactive strontium-90 and tritium into groundwater; and potential accidents that could cause a significant radiation release.

That is, we may regard the products of our argument-making practices as logically strong only if we presume, at the dialectical level, that we have submitted arguments and counterarguments to sufficiently severe procedures of critical discussion as Habermas (TCA 1: 26) puts it, a "ritualized competition for the better arguments".

The six-member commission ordered both sides to submit arguments on whether an import ban should be imposed.

She allowed the F.D.A. two weeks to submit arguments concerning what evidence the agency had considered when it approved the commercials.

The state's highest court Friday gave defense lawyers nearly four more months to submit arguments in the first major constitutional challenge to New York's death penalty law.

Richard Thoman, who was ousted in May 2000 -- have also been asked by the S.E.C. to submit arguments why they should not be charged.

Furthermore, the time-limit is irrelevant if the taxable person was not able to submit arguments earlier for reasons of force majeure.

"There is a way of operating, of weighing arguments, of submitting arguments to political leadership, which is distinct," says Sir Jonathan Faull, who was one of the longest-serving British officials at the time of his retirement in 2017.