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

Some people argued that the United States of America was a benevolent administering Power.

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

Some argued that regional cooperation may offer opportunities for smaller countries to make themselves more attractive.

Some argued that the new should be built on the old like Manhattan, Buenos Aires, and Barcelona.

However, it was also argued by some participants that foreign direct investment often did not benefit the poor.

49. Some States argued that suppression of human rights was made necessary in order to foster stability and economic development.

Some participants thought they were and argued for reducing the number of participants when possible.

It can thus be argued that

Some have said that their accounting systems are incompatible with the matrix others have argued that large portions of the matrix are inapplicable to them.

Yes, if he's argued with that girl.

Some experts argued that developing countries should develop better intellectual property strategies covering the creation, ownership and commercial leveraging of locally developed research.

Some argued that the aim of debt sustainability was to re establish creditworthiness and access to return to borrowing in private financial markets.

It has often been argued that Security Council reform will overshadow some of the other critical issues set out in the Secretary General's report.

Last time you argued that, Torrey was alive.

Some States have argued that by securing such assurances they are complying with the principle of non refoulement, but critics have taken issue with this assertion.

Some commentators had argued that the doctrine was not very different from the general principle of good faith in the context of international relations between States.

In some of the federative bodies it was argued that unless the Federal Criminal Code was amended, the changes could not be introduced throughout the country.

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.

While some noted the precedent of the last change agreed upon in 1963, others argued that the state of politics and divisiveness in 2005 were quite different.

Columbus argued that he could reach India by going west.

If we hadn't argued, he'd never have met that woman.

And you argued?

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

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

But it remained controversial in Benin, where some argued that the quota system constituted discrimination against men and thus contravened the principle of gender equality enshrined in the Constitution.

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

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

Some Parties also argued that advances in science and methodologies required continuous development of capacity at country level in order for the Parties to fulfil their commitments under the Convention.

Some States argued that the draft convention accords coastal States additional rights in the exclusive economic zone and on the continental shelf which were not expressly provided for in UNCLOS.

Some argued that authoritarian rule provided a much surer and safer path to welfare than democracy could offer, others extolled the virtues of Asian values, and still others argued that democracy in the Arab or Muslim world would only pave the way for Islamic fundamentalists to take power. Not surprisingly, autocrats everywhere embraced such views.

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

32. Some members argued that a three year base period would have the advantage of providing the most recent, and therefore realistic, approximation of Member States apos current capacity to pay.

Here you are those who have argued about that of which you have some knowledge, but why do you argue about that of which you have no knowledge? And Allah knows, while you know not.

Here you are those who have argued about that of which you have some knowledge, but why do you argue about that of which you have no knowledge? And Allah knows, while you know not.

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

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

It has been argued that the veto acts as a fail safe mechanism.

The group on the train that day was heterogeneous and argued a lot.

The written judgement of the Court of Appeal shows that author apos s counsel argued the appeal, even if he did not advance all the grounds that the author would have wanted argued.

It was argued by some of the experts that unlike in the first wave, developing country firms do not need to grow big domestically to begin to internationalize in the second wave.

Some have argued that these companies should in any case take steps to close down sites that teach terrorist techniques, such as the production of explosives, or the use of weapons likely to cause mass casualties.

Some Commission members argued that entitlements should be frozen at the 2005 level while others believed that it would be correct to continue operating the current scheme until the new arrangements had been put in place.

Very logical. He argued me down.

It could be argued so, master.