Examples of using Some argue in English and their translations into Russian
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Some argue that the intent of Mauritania's claims was to keep Morocco's border with Mauritania farther away.
Some argue that natural capital is the broadest
Some argue that Douglas and his contingent must have been part of this reinforcement.
Some argue that Africans don't like so much the passing procession roared every year in front of their doorstep.
Some argue that soul and spirit is the same, and others that they are different.
Some argue that it is unconstitutional in that it was not established by legislation as required by the Constitution.
Some argue that only with the security provided by an agreement can the parties to a conflict begin to engage in a process of reconciliation.
Some argue that the medical examination reach of the average person,
Some argue that ADR creates ethical concerns for legal practitioners while others fear that such process may be biased
Some argue however that arbitration should not fall within the definition since it has become increasingly like litigation
However, some argue and accept that a jus cogens recognizes a wholly new source of law capable of generally binding rules.
While some argue that the patterns of seven aren't in every verse,
Some argue that governments should therefore be required to fund NGOs as"subcontractors" of services that complement government efforts.
Some argue that the FMCT could not make a contribution in this area because excess fissile material is a result of specific nuclear disarmament negotiations
cures of a jobless recovery: some argue that increased productivity through automation has allowed economic growth without reducing unemployment.
Some argue that this is useless as the nuclear-weapons States already have stocks so large that they do not need any more.
Some argue that it is very harmful
Some argue that the United Nations should not address these matters,
The Government is committed to solving the housing shortage in Bermuda, which some argue is a crisis of affordability, rather than availability.
Some argue that the enactment of environmental legislation should not be deterred by considerations of competitiveness,