Sentence examples for weigh arguments from inspiring English sources

No. Journalists and editors need to weigh arguments.

The results reflected the challenges that lie ahead for Republicans as they weigh arguments of electability and ideology and try to unite the party.

But Feldman's Americans are not the kind who stand for hours at a Lincoln-Douglas debate, who ever ask their politicians to substantively persuade them of the rightness of ideas or weigh arguments in the voting booth.

Justice Thomas J. McNamara of State Supreme Court will weigh arguments on Monday morning from Democrats, who have asked him to declare the takeover illegal and reaffirm Malcolm A. Smith, the Democratic leader, as the highest-ranking member of the Senate.

While "I've concluded from the beginning I didn't see that there was evidence of criminal wrongdoing" in the making of the tapes, Orrick said, he would continue to weigh arguments that their release could put the providers at risk.

Ms Merkel, once a physicist, is an analytical sort who weighs arguments and gathers allies before coming to a decision.

For five weeks, the election remained unresolved as Florida state courts and federal courts weighed arguments by the Bush and Gore campaigns.

When the California Supreme Court begins weighing arguments over same-sex marriage -- again -- in December, some 18,000 gay marriages could hang in the balance.

The case aroused concern and dismay as it weighed arguments over whether it is ever lawful to permit the taking of life.

SAN FRANCISCO — When the California Supreme Court begins weighing arguments over same-sex marriage — again — in December, some 18,000 such marriages could hang in the balance.

Vice President Al Gore spent this afternoon secluded at his residence here as the Florida Supreme Court weighed arguments that could determine the outcome of the presidential election.