Conservatives argue that turning Medicaid into a block-grant program would give states more flexibility to experiment with ways to control costs.
Those opposed to METI argue that broadcasting signals into space announcing the location of Earth is tantamount to ringing a dinner gong for any carnivorous, colonising or anti-social aliens who might be listening.
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You could argue that getting users into the iOS ecosystem is worth the possibility of damaging profit margins, even the actual level of profits, in the short term in order to benefit in later years as people trade up.
One might also argue that ETFs have turned into the high-risk marketing vehicle du jour.
Slocombe and Zuberbuhler argue that their results call into question the need to look to gestures for the origins of language.
There are also many players who would argue that turning the game into a job has degraded the quality of the game.
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In Silicon Valley, plenty of people argue that if you get into bed with a company like Microsoft or Intel, you will get squashed.
Some argue that a ban would play into the hands of those who spread hardline propaganda.
Officials also argue that critics do not take into account how officers must constantly take on violent drug gangs.
You could argue the old model was built into our DNA. In the end, ironically, we were bought by Oracle.
Officials at the FDA argue that stricter regulations that came into force on July 9th would, had they been implemented earlier, have probably prevented the egg crisis.
Basically, the 26 States argue that Congress has coerced them into signing up for an expanded version of Medicaid under the threat of losing all federal Medicaid funding.
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Moreover it seems ludicrous to argue that General Pinochet was misled into planning his repressive measures in Chile because he believed back in 1973 that he would be immune from prosecution or extradition in Britain.
But whereas investors agree that in most cases everyone is better off if a loan is recast rather than falling into delinquency, they argue that standardisation should go no further than counselling techniques and databases.
Or is it, as many argue, an inability to tap into the political zeitgeist and face up to the reality that building powerful local leaders and tapping into regional issues are key to its national electoral fortunes?
Total and Unocal, on the other hand, argue that no forced labour went into the construction of the pipeline itself, and that, in any case, they have no influence over Myanmar's army and cannot be held responsible for its conduct.
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Robin can get back into the act to argue that Terry really should be paying some of the tax in which case Robin will be called the intervenor. (Terry will be calling Robin something else, but it would be unwise for me to repeat that.) On to the case, where I can start using third person pronouns.
In that case, they argue the rent, which would run into many billions of dollars, should revert to them.
To fold gravity into quantum mechanics, they argue, gravity, like electromagnetism and the nuclear forces, needs to be quantized, to be reduced to the exchange of special particles.
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But some partisans of those Latin American monuments argue that their pedestals should be taken into account when calculating their height, and that the Swiebodzin statue's crown shouldn't count.
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Some analysts argue that Siemens should have never gone into making handsets because it is a completely different business from its other manufacturing activities, which range from trains to medical equipment and power turbines.
Moreover, if the combination of all of these tax rate increases throws the economy back into recession, as many argue is quite likely, then the overall result will be lower rather than higher federal revenues.
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But since it is not true, it is perfectly reasonable (I would argue imperative) that policymakers not be bullied into avoiding some hard choices.
Proponents of putting monitoring tools into the hands of the patient argue that it empowers them and so turns the conventional health paradigm on its head.
They argue that the shorter studies have not taken into account that the warming Earth is seeing today could have happened before naturally -- thousands of years ago.
At the same time, they argue that some new taxes set to go into effect, most particularly some taxes created by the Affordable Care Act, should be repealed in the belief that that these new taxes will put a further strain on business and, therefore, the economy.
Advocates of the former argue that a continental presence will drag US troops into African conflicts via the mission creep possibilities birthed by the convenience of proximity.
Their operators argue they are the best candidates to be turned into the privately run casinos Cuomo proposes for upstate and, five years later, the New York City area.
Scott Gehlbach and Konstantin Sonin, of the Centre for Economic and Financial Research in Moscow, argue that three factors have influenced businessmen to go into politics in post-Soviet countries.
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