And so I argued with people about that, I argued and I argued.

But he argued that the Territories should be given more autonomy.

For instance, they argued that debt forgiveness should not be counted as ODA.

Most speakers, however, argued that it might be premature to begin negotiations on such a convention.

Participants argued that debt relief, humanitarian or military assistance should not be counted as official development assistance.

It could not therefore be argued that territorial integrity was a relevant principle in Gibraltar's decolonization process.

Thus, the Fed s 2 inflation objective was born. During the ensuing discussion, several FOMC members argued that the inflation rate might be reduced to less than 2 , but nobody argued that inflation should be pushed higher if a lower, but still positive, rate was achieved.

However, one delegation argued that good policy rather than policy space should be the focus of the debate

Tugu argued that the policy limit was US 2.5 mil., whereas Magma maintained that it should be US 10 mil.

Ambassador Skotnikov argued that prevention is not unattainable if agreement on an international legal instrument on PAROS can be reached.

It can be argued that the penal code affords protection in all cases and in all settings, including the family.

UNICEF responded with Adjustment with a Human Face, which argued that children must be protected during economic crises. It argued for more expansionary macroeconomic policies to generate employment, public sector investments to serve the poor, and the establishment of social protection systems.

The Chairperson, however, argued that the monitoring body should be left free to assess situations on a case by case basis.

They said, O Noah, you have argued with us, and argued a great deal. Now bring upon us what you threaten us with, if you are truthful.

They said, O Noah, you have argued with us, and argued a great deal. Now bring upon us what you threaten us with, if you are truthful.

Noah, they replied, you have argued with us, and argued to excess. Now bring down upon us what you threaten us with, if you speak the truth!?

Noah, they replied, you have argued with us, and argued to excess. Now bring down upon us what you threaten us with, if you speak the truth!?

It was also said that there should be effectiveness, but, again, as I have argued earlier, effectiveness is not an arithmetical constant.

Columbus argued that he could reach India by going west.

The limits of administrative competence exactly parallel the limits of Colombian domestic law international legal disputes can be argued only before international courts.

In other spheres of life, if people argued well, except possibly for politics but in other spheres of life, if people argued illogically, we'd say that's not a good thing.

And Darwin, of course, argued that evolution is a natural state.

Indeed, it can be argued that the political dominos are already falling. The crisis, and reactions to it, widened old cracks and opened new ones.

Trump argued that Democrats are on a mission to resist and obstruct.

Now Edward de Bono argued that our brains are pattern matching machines.

After they argued, they didn't speak to each other for a week.

Although Cuban engineers could be trained at the factory, they argued that the acquisition of export trade licences via the United States Chamber of Commerce was complicated and could be expensive.

It may also be argued that there does not appear to be a tendency in the society to hold jobs in which women predominate to be less important or valuable than those performed by men.

Regarding the introduction of facilitation measures at border crossings, it was argued that local stakeholders need to be involved in such a project from the outset.

The Government argued that the situation and comfort in the country's prisons must be linked to the state of economic and social development of the country.

For example, C. W. Jenks argued that i t is now generally admitted that war has not the same effect on multilateral legislative treaties as upon bilateral contractual ones. Similarly, Robert Tucker argued that

Nonetheless, that's how it was presented, and at trial nobody even argued it.

Some participants argued that oftentimes foreign direct investment did not benefit the poor.

Nevertheless, at least one commentator has argued that it is still in force.

In 2003, then Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke argued that Japan, facing deflation, should increase public expenditure or cut taxes, funding the operation by printing money rather than issuing bonds. This, he argued, was bound to increase national income, because the direct stimulative effect would not be offset by concern about future debt burdens.

The conventional view is that a reasonable, balanced approach entails some of each. But, as Friedman would have argued, the two methods should be considered polar opposites.

It was argued that an IPA needs to be well embedded in the overall system of national innovation and that promotion activities should be aligned with a country's overall development and innovation strategy.

They argued with my wife for me, and they read my son bedtime stories.

Counsel argued that the State party had not supplied this information to the Committee.

He nevertheless argued that human rights mechanisms would still be relevant to human rights violations that might have occurred and could play a complementary role in such cases.

However, it was argued that missions should generally be conducted at the ambassadorial level given that Council members were expected to meet with dignitaries and Heads of State.

Economists working on the border of economics and psychology, for example, argued that behavioral finance, in which human foibles are brought to bear to explain the failure of the so called efficient markets hypothesis, would be given more prominence. Economic historians, meanwhile, argued that future textbooks would embed analysis of recent experience in the longer term historical record.

Some delegations have felt that the words within the chapeau could be deleted because of the fact that these are to be considered as implied terms, while others have argued that these words should be kept in the text.

The Calais prefect's office argued the places should be demolished because they represented a parallel economy that did not pay tax, and because they carried fire and sanitation risks.

However, it could be argued that the general approach in the draft convention as a whole is that goods and their packing, including containers, are treated on equal footing.