Sentence examples for while it argues from inspiring English sources

Although the landlord would love to be rid of the thing so it can put up a billboard instead, it has promised to restore the sculpture while it argues its case in court.

While it argues that the State Department, under her leadership, inadequately protected its staff in Benghazi, its criticism focused more broadly on the Obama administration.

Because, while it argues for the diversity of Cuban culture, the exhibition also makes the case for a singular "Cuban soul" derived from a particular lineage of mystical, magical realism-surrealism.

Labor is convulsed by the start of a succession struggle, all while it argues whether to join Mr. Sharon or leave him to fend for himself in a narrow rightist coalition.

That way Scots would still be able to watch, listen and read the full range of BBC programmes while, it argues, the SBS would still be able to provide programmes for BBC channels.

But while it argued over who can pump pré-sal and how to share out the proceeds, American shale oil and gas have displaced pré-sal as the world's most exciting energy story.

When Enderby reviewed the document, he found that, while it argued for the Government's position, it recognised both that the Senate had the constitutional right to block supply, and that the reserve powers were still extant matters with which Enderby did not agree.

For a while, it was argued that bilateral negotiations between the United States and North Korea would prove more effective.

It argues: "While David Cameron and Ed Miliband have relied on facts to garner support, Alex Salmond has unashamedly employed deceit, scaremongering and nationalist jingoism to lead Scotland over a cliff.

It argues that, while public confidence matters, the public must also do their part in reporting crime, co-operating in investigations, and testifying in court.

It argued: "While we remain in the EU, we don't have the power to control the numbers coming in.