Примеры использования Could argue на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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he was acknowledged as one of best swordsmen of the kingdom and noone could argue about his bravery.
If the killer's defense team found out that I was sleeping with the subject of the investigation, they could argue that the entire chain of evidence had been tainted.
If Williams really didn't know he was David's biological father until last month, he could argue.
One could argue, however, that remarkable income increases could be achieved without biotechnology,
In such a situation the upstream States could argue for very strict criteria,
You could argue that it doesn't have the passion
One could argue that the form of the carving of the long-necked bird does not precisely fit the Libra constellation in terms of the position of corresponding stars.
Even so, the defense could argue that the letter proves their prior relationship,
You could argue that the iPhone's biggest UI leap was turning the user's finger into a stylus.
One could argue that it's not entirely my fault that you force grown men to make huge puddles in your lap.
Well, we could argue about who said what all night long,
Certainly, if at us Ramonov and Gatsalov fought, we could argue and for a victory.
He's gunning for me if the evidence proves that Sandrine was in contact with the raiders… we could argue for your release.
No sensible observer of the situation in the area could argue that, since its return to democracy in 1983, Argentina had constituted a threat
since a single nation could argue that if it excluded highly skilled migrants from less developed countries,
organizations have no means whatsoever and, one could argue, no right, to carry out"police inquiries" in order to ensure that residence declarations made by staff members are accurate.
so one could argue that I should be flexible… when it comes to religious instruction.
general ability, you could argue it was the bike of the year," adding,"there's something honest
It was no longer conceivable that a State which did not respect fundamental human rights could argue that it had not ratified the relevant international instrument,
The Supreme Court could argue that its decision of 25 July 2002,