Example sentences of "have argue that [adj] [noun] [prep] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Nicholas Garnham has argued that this provision of a wide-ranging repertoire also has an economic logic . |
| 2 | It is even harder to assess the social impact , and although Bollom ( 1978 ) has argued that local attitudes to second-home owners depend on the structure of the local community , and that antipathy to second-home owners ironically tends to decline with increasing percentages of second homes , another study ( Downing and Dower , 1972 , 32 ) has argued that : |
| 3 | The government has argued that commercial fishing on the coast has declined dramatically . |
| 4 | Frank Pearce has argued that organised crime in the USA is dominated by big business ; and William Chambliss , in a detailed study of crime in Seattle , Washington , has demonstrated the numerous interconnections between organised crime and the ruling groups in society . |
| 5 | In his excellent review of studies of ‘ what managers do ’ , Hales has argued that three areas of difficulty may be encountered in the published research evidence on managerial work , viz : |
| 6 | In such cases , the district treasurer would have argued that financial control over the hospital remained with the traditional departmental budgets . |
| 7 | Yet both parties had considerably advanced public expenditure , particularly on social policies , to the point where some economists had argued that this kind of expenditure had become an inflationary force , limiting the scope for new wealth-creating private investment . |
| 8 | Many observers have argued that some form of planning is therefore essential if the optimum outcome for all concerned is to be achieved , but carefully administered recreational facilities in the countryside will not be sufficient on their own . |
| 9 | Some scientists have argued that these tanks in themselves present as great a risk of a catastrophic accident as any nuclear reactor . |
| 10 | Protestors have argued that common land in the town centre should not be developed . |
| 11 | Some have argued that this policy of ambiguity and delay reflected wishful thinking on his part , a misguided belief that he could somehow parlay his personal standing with all parties into a new consensus that would hold the communities together long enough for a French-financed modernization programme to work its magic . |