They argued that the earth is round.

They've passed the wrong piece of legislation. Whatever it is.

They said that any stimulation of the Russian economy would incite inflation.

Without any other compass, the incentive structures they adopted did motivate them not to introduce new products to improve ordinary people lives or to help them manage the risks they faced, but to put the global economy at risk by engaging in short sighted and greedy behavior.

They argued that they had to be richly compensated in order to be motivated.

Many have argued that this is the case.

The plaintiffs asserted that Musk s posts resulted in losses for them.

They didn t claim that what he said was inaccurate, or shortsighted, or analytically unsound.

Some Europeans argued that the US was irreversibly bent on unilateralism.

Witnesses said that police officers shot and killed scores of unarmed demonstrators.

The government estimated the crowd at 6,500 but rally organizers claimed they mobilized more than 30,000 people in the streets.

And I spoke to other experts, and they said the pinstriped suit classic psychopath.

In a paper published prior to the release of their much debated book The Israel Lobby, they argued

Some argued that, in suggesting to Muslim women what they should wear, Straw was interfering with religious freedom.

If the patient could avoid the burden and yet continue to live, that would be his choice. Welby should not have been helped to die, they might argue, because he expressly said that he wanted to die, not that he wanted to avoid a burdensome treatment.

Welby should not have been helped to die, they might argue, because he expressly said that he wanted to die, not that he wanted to avoid a burdensome treatment.

We also had someone else who said, 'The Infinite Monkey Cage' idea is ridiculous.

They argued that, because any government stimulus implies higher taxes sooner or later, the increase might as well come immediately.

Many commentators have argued that fiscal stimulus has largely failed not because it was misguided, but because it was not large enough to fight a Great Recession. But, in a Great Contraction, problem number one is too much debt.

Many commentators have argued that fiscal stimulus has largely failed not because it was misguided, but because it was not large enough to fight a Great Recession.

The falling regimes consistently maintained that Al Jazeera wasn t neutral.

Others state that the Maeander flowed out of a lake on Mount Aulocrene.

But they held that structural booms may die of natural causes with no necessity for the over building, purge and catharsis depicted by the later Austrian school.

They did, however, find Albanian witnesses who asserted that UCK members took captured Serbs, Albanians, and Roma into Albania, where they were killed.

Conservative voices have repeatedly argued that supporting Ahmadinejad will cost them votes and reinforce the economic crisis.

Many U.S. environmentalists, for example, claimed that NAFTA would undermine American environmental standards.

PETA was, of course, not arguing that Holocaust victims fate was banal or trivial.

Some argued that Tommy Lee was ultimately to blame for his deportation

Some even claimed that Japan was trying to reverse the territorial outcome of WWII.

State prosecutors alleged that the party was trying to Islamicize the country and ultimately introduce theocracy.

The journalists who knew about Mitterrand s second wife argued that it was a private matter.

Many historians have argued that German society under Hitler was somehow uniquely evil.

Some alleged that the Kempinski hotel simply caved in to the alleged demands of Arabic customers.

The theatre was closed down in 2010, when authorities argued that the building was in a poor and neglected shape.

A few have even claimed that affiliates of the ICC have something to do with his disappearance.

Its statesmen used to assert that Germany had no independent foreign policy, only a European policy.

However, we were not mistaken when we argued that Communism was not a mere dead end of Western rationalism.

Some argued that, amid our current difficulties, we cannot afford to tackle climate change.

Developing nations, the argument went, have plenty of investment opportunities, but are short of savings. Foreign capital inflows would allow them to draw on the savings of rich countries, increase their investment rates, and stimulate growth.

Opponents of nuclear disarmament used to argue that this goal was unattainable in the absence of an effective system of control and verification.

Developing nations, the argument went, have plenty of investment opportunities, but are short of savings.

Twitterers, quoting friends in the army, said the Korean peninsula was in a near war situation.

For the greater good of all (of course, it is never for their own selfish interests), they argued a bailout was necessary.

Representatives of Eksmo claimed that it was a result of a theft, but some speculated that it was a marketing ploy.

Its advocates argued that efficiency required adopting a comprehensive Value Added Tax.