Sentence examples for which argued a from inspiring English sources

Leto's casting as an HIV-positive trans prostitute in 2014's Dallas Buyers Club, for which he won a best supporting actor Oscar, drew some criticism from the LGBT community, which argued a trans or gay person should have been considered for the role.

She received support from a different union, Aftra, which argued in a letter to the Writers Guild that Ms. DeGeneres was obligated as a member to continue to work.

The Socialist party published an editorial on Tuesday which argued for a Labour split, even if it meant the party was left with just 20 MPs.

He did not repeat the commitment in an article for the Financial Times which argued for "a more balanced approach to fiscal policy".

He had also been writing for Contemporary Issues magazine, which argued for a completely participatory democracy and identified western capitalism and the Stalinist east as a "business partnership".

Another case heard by the board was that of the World Wrestling Federation, which argued that a California man was trying to profit from reselling the domain name www.worldwrestlingfederation.com.

The Musical," which argued that a production of the show in Chicago copied their work without permission, was settled on Thursday.

It passed over the objections of southern African nations with relatively healthy elephant populations, which argued for a regulated trade.

Silencing p53 in two TP53 mutated RITA-sensitive HMCLs failed to decrease RITA killing, which argued against an involvement of p53 in the cell-death response.

But it was prevented from doing so by Fifa, which argued that such a move would set a dangerous precedent.

When I was still a rookie PhD student, I read with outrage an Economist article entitled the disposable academic, which argued that doing a PhD is mostly needless.