It's arguable that the artist's fierce protection of his private life has added to his mystique. |
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Once it is shown that there is an arguable case, this becomes a question to be determined by the court on the facts. |
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Obviously some of these are arguable statistics, but they're none the less troubling. |
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We submit that each of the questions that we have identified is important and arguable. |
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It is arguable that Mr Tamihere failed on probably all those counts in the end. |
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It is at least arguable that in some respects the modern chief political administrator has an easier time of it. |
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For even if that be so, he must in addition show that there is an arguable case for his having recourse to the funds in question. |
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Yet it is arguable that by exciting the imaginations of his audience old Leonardo helped broaden the future audience for the arts in general. |
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It is arguable that this behaviour also justifies costs being awarded against him on a substantial indemnity basis. |
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I will readily grant that this is an arguable question, but that's just the point. |
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Whether it was easier to shop is arguable, because presumably the number of staff are also at a minimum. |
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Furthermore it's a highly arguable claim both for its inclusions and omissions. |
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It is arguable that the price China paid in that loss has only now been paid off. |
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It is arguable that other forms of oppression, such as gender oppression, sexism, ableism, ageism, etc., are also produced by capitalism. |
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What is not arguable is the fact that Martin actually killed someone and that this had to be punished under the present legal system. |
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They may not have given sufficient weight to two other factors, one an arguable hypothesis and the other a central fact of British politics. |
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I am not satisfied that there is an arguable case of jurisdictional error on the part of the Tribunal. |
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It is arguable whether or not the name is referring to the ash tree or the remains of a fire. |
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Both counsel for the Crown and her Honour allowed that there was an arguable case. |
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The case may be legalistically arguable but it is not exactly in keeping with the underlying spirit of the accord. |
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In this particular instance, it is arguable that these two principles are mutually exclusive. |
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It is a question whether there is an arguable case that there was a breach of the rules of procedural fairness. |
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It is not arguable that his presence gives a reasonable appearance of bias. |
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For the singer, it is arguable that success has come in spite of, rather than because of, her father. |
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It is arguable whether Bryant is really top five or top ten, but whatever, he's high on the charts with a bullet next to his name. |
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This court, nevertheless, decided that it was arguable that the interpreter could recover a reasonable fee for work done. |
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It is arguable that the requirement of a court order for this is an unnecessary historical relic. |
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Still, it was arguable that Seth was the more important of the two to the Agency. |
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However, it is arguable that Article 7 ought to be interpreted as placing some outer limits on judicial creativity. |
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As spirits go, it's arguable that none have more a storied past than those whiskies made in Ireland and Scotland. |
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Looking at the order nisi that I seek amended, whether I have an arguable case here is the question, is it not? |
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It's arguable that he was the first singer from the folk music tradition to cross over into the mainstream. |
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However, it is arguable that clubs with second fifteens in a metropolitan league, should be playing in a provincial cup of similar status. |
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It is arguable that as you were the one living in the house, you were the one who benefited from the improvements. |
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Accordingly, this application has arguable probability, not inexorable logical or theological necessity. |
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Accordingly, there was no arguable case that he had a well-founded fear of persecution. |
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It is also at least arguable that scientific truths are by their very nature provisional. |
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But what is not arguable is that this was not the original purpose of the united-front tactic. |
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The guild has decades of catching up to do in order to reduce the animosity and alienation the arguable majority of local musicians feel towards them. |
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While Richie Kennar was subsequently sin-binned, it is arguable Lawrence was certain to score. |
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In assessing the risks of acting on the basis of a reasonably arguable case, you will wish to take account of the ways in which the matter might be brought before a court. |
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Indeed, it is arguable that the crassness reflects badly on the motorcycle aficionados. |
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Whether there is any difference in the cogency of evidence required to tip the balance is perhaps an arguable point. |
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A judge can help if one of the issues in contention is really not arguable? |
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It is arguable that the community competence process as it stands reflects this paradigm. |
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Based on declarations of intent which make unanimity inevitable, they open the door to technical elements which are sometimes arguable. |
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It is arguable that this number may increase in view of the trucking industry's growing operational and productivity needs. |
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It submits that according to article 3, it is for the complainants to present an arguable case. |
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Even where its positions were rejected here, those positions were properly arguable. |
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Whatever balance is struck on this issue, it is arguable that Canadians should spend more time planning to use their much-valued water wisely. |
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In our view, it is therefore arguable to apply the same unlevered beta factor for both companies. |
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Does the Applicant's hearing request raise an arguable issue of substance which falls within the jurisdiction of the Commission? |
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I only propose to deal with submissions made by counsel and those observations contained in Mr. Jones' affidavit and in his viva voce evidence that have some arguable merit. |
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Whether or not one likes the music of Garth Brooks, it is arguable that he is the last and only Populist in pop culture. |
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Some critics would argue that that is seven campy, poorly made, arguable offensive films too many. |
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Youth, beauty, apparent vigour and even the most arguable personal virtues may be sanctified by a sudden and violent death. |
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It is arguable, and I would do so, that without her we would have been denied the glory of Les Fleurs du Mal. |
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It is arguable that 1984 is therefore the greatest of all dystopias. |
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It is arguable that in relation to the failure of the Council to advise as to his right of appeal, because there was no proper review, the report was flawed. |
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So, on any test of scrutiny or deference, there is no arguable reason for suggesting that this point of the claimant makes the determination assailable. |
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Perhaps it's even arguable whether their next door neighbours should. |
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The timeliness and verity of this admonition is not arguable. |
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It is arguable as to whether we can truly ascribe this play to Shakespeare. |
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Indeed, it is arguable whether the public is fully aware of the size of gambling revenues and their role in funding the nonprofit and voluntary sector. |
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It is arguable that GAAR should not apply to recharacterize the loan. |
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With respect to the application of article 3 of the Convention to the merits of a case, the burden is upon the author to present an arguable case. |
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It is also arguable that the absence of an order-making power allows the conventional ombudsman to adopt a stronger posture in relation to government than a quasi-judicial decision-maker. |
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This could appear arguable, at least in cases where a reservation does not satisfy the conditions of validity laid down in article 19 of the Vienna Conventions. |
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Some claim that the amounts involved at EU level, compared to national health expenditures, are so tiny that it is arguable whether we can achieve anything meaningful at EU level. |
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Donations that might seem arguable, he said, bear up under scrutiny. |
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It is arguable that the execution of a bank attachment and the monitoring of the amounts standing to the credit of a debtor's account create certain costs for the banks. |
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If these two sections are to lapse, it is arguable that our legislation will not be so symmetric, will not coincide with the legislation of our allies. |
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It is highly arguable that this stage has now been reached. |
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Whether anyone who knows any history could be so mistaken is arguable. |
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According to Palmer, it is arguable that Delius gained his sense of direction as a composer from his French contemporary Claude Debussy. |
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It is arguable that stopping a train immediately before a crossing creates a standoff between the train and road vehicles at the crossing that in itself can compromise safety. |
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It is arguable that the statutory levels of financial support do more than defray the actual costs of being a single parent in the current economic environment. |
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To your editor, well-practised in the art, knowledge of this comes as something of a relief, although whether self-deception is really self-deception when you are aware you are self-deceiving is arguable. |
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The Board noted that the rule allowing it to dismiss a complaint without a hearing was designed to terminate pointless or vexatious litigation, not to control novel or arguable but weak cases. |
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Although the Court has not yet ruled on the legal consequences of a failure to give notice of emergency measures, it is arguable that a State is estopped from suspending those rights guaranteed by the Convention. |
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A serious issue is demonstrated if the judge reviewing the application believes that the applicant has raised an arguable issue that can only be resolved by a full hearing of the judicial review application. |
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But what is not arguable is the AOs broadness and vagueness, which if implemented will put the people's right to privacy in clear and present danger. |
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This gives perfectly objective results, but their practical relevance is still arguable. |
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It is arguable whether the concept of parliamentary supremacy arose from the Acts of Union 1707 or was a doctrine that evolved thereafter. |
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Conflicting claims regarding both the kingdom's extent and arguable nonexistence were pursued in diplomatic exchanges. |
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The Romance languages of Italy are a less arguable example of a dialect continuum. |
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Given that their material culture was very similar to their Gaelic and Anglian neighbours, it is arguable that what set them apart was still their language. |
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