They argue that only poverty reduction matters.

They argue that their communication is admissible.

They argue that current account balances reflect national savings and investment rates.

So, when central bankers argue that they are the only game in town, they are ensuring that outcome.

If they argue with you , say ' Allah knows best all that you do .

If they argue with you , say ' Allah knows best all that you do .

They argue their case, and then we vote.

Some argue that we face a dilemma every time a country emerges from conflict. They argue that the pursuit of justice clashes with the pursuit of peace.

But proponents of phasing out access to incandescent bulbs argue that they know better.

And that those who argue concerning Our revelations may know they have no refuge .

And that those who argue concerning Our revelations may know they have no refuge .

Some would argue that this love is instinctual, and they may be partially right.

The economy, they argue, is always at full employment.

Or you can argue that they are corrupt empire builders who dissipate a portion of the shareholders money that they control.

They argue that politicians can regulate and supervise without intermediate bodies that have some degree of autonomy.

Advocates of sanctions argue that they are having a crippling effect on the Iranian economy.

Russia, they argue, should form partnerships with more dynamic countries.

They argue that traders of commodity futures merely react to price signals that ultimately depend on market fundamentals.

The ideas that we argue about.

So, you cannot argue with that.

How can you argue with that?

They argue, contrary to Cheney, that torture is not the best way to keep us safe.

Now you and I could argue that they probably did not need to touch her breasts.

And preferably, it should be the fault of someone who's dead so that they can't argue.

These crony capitalists argue that, if they are left alone to develop their assets, they will make the country prosperous.

They argue that they were part of a specific group of people granted certain rights, and then had them abolished.

And what that means is that I argue.

The costs are evident, they argue, but what are the benefits?

This tactic worked once, they argue, and it will work again.

They allow the White House to argue that it means to undermine Iran s leadership, not its people.

They also argue that, given the banks irresponsibility, there is no quick way to promote sustained expansion.

I mean who can argue with that?

In a forthcoming book, they argue that the collapse of advanced country growth is not merely a result of the financial crisis at its root, they argue, these countries weakness reflects secular stagnation in technology and innovation.

Paradoxically, they argue that they lack the resources to do so, while the world today is becoming increasingly ungovernable because of them.

Politicians who seek scapegoats might argue that they mean no harm to their targets, and that they are helping their societies to avoid worse possibilities.

They argue that if the AKP comes to control the presidency, it may no longer pursue moderate policies.

As central banks venture farther into uncharted territory, advocates argue that at worst they will do no harm.

One could argue that politicians behave this way because they do not understand the economic nature of crises.

In any event, they argue that they have complied with their obligation, under the relevant jurisprudence, to raise the substance of a complaint.

Sami didn't want to argue with that guy.

Golubchuk s children argue that he interacts with them.

He might argue that he has to be.

Proponents argue that more TLDs would foster innovation.

But I would argue that flies do more.

And I would argue that there are four.