Sentence examples for you argued for from inspiring English sources

You argued for a salt water pool, Muddah.

QUESTION FROM TOM K: As you argued for the Obama administration to 'press hard' on Syria, do you think nudging Turkey away from its 'zero-problems' foreign policy orientation, at least in this case, might in fact be the best mechanism for credible and effective outside pressure?

You wanted but you argued for big government.

You argue for a prison sentence, and you argue for probation.' But it was all for show" — he had already made up his mind.

Here you are putting forward objective standards from which you argue for a band's superiority.

"You argue for reform before, during and after the referendum rather than making our support for Europe conditional.

What you argue for is nothing less than linguistic cryogenics, with our accents being frozen for ever.

Ros Campbell Leeds In your editorial on the Labour leadership (25 July), you argue for fundamental change, not wishlists and platitudes.

WHEN you argue for humanitarian military intervention, my colleague rightly says, you should be able to show how your military intervention serves humanitarian goals.

Or are you arguing for affirmative action, where less qualified people are employed because of their gender or race, which is the opposite of meritocracy?The tech industry is as meritocratic as it comes.

On what basis would you make a decision given a certain set of reviews, and can you argue for your viewpoint?