Examples of 'argued that they' in a sentence
Meaning of "argued that they"
This phrase is used to indicate that a group or individual has engaged in a discussion or debate, usually expressing differing opinions or points of view. It implies that the parties involved have presented their arguments or perspectives regarding a particular topic
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argued that they
He has argued that they are in fact.
But there were two other candidates who argued that they had rights to the crown.
He argued that they were having an adverse effect on recruitment.
Operators successfully argued that they already pay.
He argued that they are organically related.
For a decade the company had argued that they were heavily regulated.
They argued that they were owed tens of billions of dollars.
Insurance industry representatives argued that they may need genetic information.
Some argued that they could do the job.
Some have criticized the actions taken and argued that they were aimed at regime change.
Descartes argued that they are two different substances.
Those stakeholders welcoming the draft Norms argued that they.
Specifically he argued that they are in violation of ss.
Two exporting producers contested the determination and argued that they should be granted MET.
It can be argued that they are unrelated.
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So much so, that it can be argued that they.
They argued that they were extorted.
Both Perry and her collaborators argued that they never heard of the song.
Counsel argued that they represent indirect royalty payments.
Both the Debtor and BofA argued that they the Committee.
Argued that they lacked time to complete the interview.
No one has ever argued that they were predatory.
I argued that they should be supporting it for at least three years.
On the other hand it can be argued that they are freedom fighters.
He argued that they were responsible for creating the wealth of a society.
Two exporting producers argued that they should be granted IT.
They argued that they had to be richly compensated in order to be motivated.
The Commission argued that they did.
They argued that they were very cooperative with other countries.
The United States and Western European governments argued that they represented a violation of human rights.
Lilith argued that they were both created from the earth.
As regards the veterinary fees, it is argued that they are paid back gradually.
She argued that they had provided very similar answers.
Although, it could be argued that they were all homicides.
I argued that they often conform to the characteristics displayed by social psychopaths.
Legally it can be argued that they allow for regulation.
Argued that they have never seen Igbos.
In fact it could be argued that they indirectly benefited from it.
Realists about universals argued that universals exist, whereas nominalists argued that they do not.
It might be argued that they anticipated most possible situations.
The appellants, through their representative, argued that they had been incorrectly assessed.
It may be argued that they are plants because they contain chlorophyll.
While regional agreements are very important, it was argued that they should complement multilateral processes.
Fuentes argued that they may not have much of a choice.
In Australia, multimedia producers have argued that they need stronger protection.
Many have argued that they have several constitutional rights.
Representatives for Johnson & Johnson have already argued that they plan on appealing this ruling.
She has also argued that they contain direct incitements to terrorism.
I like that, I have always argued that they should have.
Some have argued that they are propaganda and cannot be trusted.
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