Sentence examples for which arguing from inspiring English sources

Snoxell told the Observer that he had been unaware of how closely the Foreign Office had been involved in shaping the final version of the 2002 study, key sections of which arguing against the case for return are now considered by some academics to be scientifically flawed.

But those efforts lead to complicated disputes with media companies, which argue they deserve additional compensation.

Mr Piketty focuses on the demographic side of things, which argues in favour of rising wealth.

Written a book called The God Delusion which argues exactly that, that God is a delusion.

An exception is the right-wing Canadian Alliance Party, which argues that Insite will simply encourage abuse.

Perhaps there is none — which argues for the broader prohibition on any kind of discrimination.

India's tycoons are under fierce attack from the AAP, which argues they are hopelessly corrupt.

It is certainly awkward for the Labour Party, which argued against that pro-cyclical measure.

Apple, which argued against jailbreaking in the copyright case, says it comes with risks.

And Mr. Cuomo's view, which argues Mr. Spitzer's original claim.

France and Germany, which argued for putting off Georgia's membership, have a special responsibility.