Sentence examples for the arguments which from inspiring English sources

Legal experts may differ on the finer details of the arguments, which saw Washington state face off against Trump's Justice Department over the legality of the ban.

His Guardian took a highly informed outsider's part in all the arguments which beset the governments of Eden, Macmillan, Wilson, Heath, and Wilson again.

The arguments which Duke refuses to have, and which, to Boyd's acute distress, he concedes beforehand, usually involve overtime pay or a request for an advance on next week's salary.

"He is a keen Writer," Adams granted, but he'd offered nothing more than "a tolerable Summary of the Arguments which I had been repeating again and again in Congress for nine months".

On Radio National on Wednesday, Shorten explained since 2013 "community attitudes have moved on" and at the Irish referendum in 2015 "some of the arguments which emerged were really ugly and repugnant".

The instrumental case for the arts as providers of social and economic benefit, the arguments which have been made to governments of both colours over the last 25 years, were presented with little anger and considerable example.

That is the argument which the strenuous objections of civil libertarians need to overcome.

The argument, which is directed against the validity of the statutes, is drawn from extremes.

That, at least, is the argument which was made recently by the Mexican telecom mogul Carlos Slim.

That is the argument which would be used against a proposed de-churching of our schools.

I couldn't understand a word of the argument, which was in Tajik or Uzbek.