Arguing in a sentence

A woman shown on a viral video arguing over a rental bike in New York has hired an attorney and produced the receipt that shows she was the rightful renter of the motorized bike – not the man she was arguing with.

Lawsuit arguing for hand-count audit in Maricopa County dismissed A lawsuit filed by the Arizona GOP arguing for another hand-count audit of ballots in Maricopa County has been dismissed.

The debates are based on the principle of competition between the two teams in each debate, with one team arguing for the topic through debate and the other arguing against it regardless of the personal opinions of the competitors.

The two had applied for discharge arguing that the State had failed to make its case beyond reasonable doubt, arguing that it must lead cogent and impeccable evidence before they could be placed on their defence.

Arguing for or against impeachment today has become the equivalent of arguing for or against the removal of the president from office.

It was the educational version of arguing that the Civil War was about states’ rights rather than slavery — one could uphold racist practices and systems while arguing that race had nothing to do with it.

That's what the fossil fuel companies want us to be arguing about, because most of the carbon is thrown up by three industries — construction, electric power, and oil — and arguing about lightbulbs takes attention away from those sectors.

This kind of back and forth seems to be everywhere, from intellectuals arguing in books and essays to the general public arguing on social media.

There is controversy over smaller juries, with proponents arguing that they are more efficient and opponents arguing that they lead to fluctuating verdicts.

A British Columbia provincial court judge has found a Tofino man guilty of illegally killing a black bear and her cub, despite arguing he only shot one bear in self-defence.

A Florida tax attorney, Lawrence Caplan, is challenging former President Donald Trump's eligibility to run for the White House again, arguing that Section 3 of the Constitution's bars him from holding public office.

After all, she rose to antitrust fame with her 2017 Yale Law Journal paper arguing that modern competition policy wasn’t equipped to deal with the threat Amazon posed.

Agran also denied any allegations of manipulating the district process, arguing that it was just Kim continuing to oppose district elections.

A group comprised of Newgame and Bruellan called the offer 'inadequate', arguing it 'significantly undervalues' the company and criticising its exclusion of GAM's fund services arm, which will be offloaded as part of the agreement.

A group of lawyers and magistrates had tried to have the ban overturned, arguing that it was an attack on freedom of expression.

A group of progressive organizations and other individuals have filed with the town of Northfield calling for the removal of Police Chief John Helfant, arguing he is unfit to serve because of “hostile” behavior to marginalized communities.

A judge had signed the search warrant about an hour before the raids, an action the chief later defended in an email, arguing that journalists are subject to search if they are suspected of committing a crime.

Alaska Attorney General Treg Taylor’s office filed the 91-page brief on Wednesday arguing that very point.

A little more than a month ago, a law professor who helped found the Federalist Society, the conservative legal group, enthusiastically endorsed a new law review article arguing that Donald J. Trump was ineligible to be president.

An objection has been raised by the neighbouring Easthampstead Park crematorium, arguing the six flags are not in keeping with the current surroundings.