Translation of "Kann argumentiert werden" in English

The ingenuity behind these products can't be argued with.

It may be argued, but only by naming .

It can be argued that dysentery is a diseasedirty hands.

It can be argued that the diesel engine is the more efficient of the two engine types.

It can be easily argued that Christians persecuted Jews even more than Muslims.

It can be argued, but what about the hidden wiring in the garage?

Against this background, it can be argued that the 'author is a modern figure.

Definitely it can be argued that bitter wormwood does not save the room from bedbugs .

It can be argued that a Coke is not your healthiest choice of a drink.

It can be argued that the Fair Labor Standards Act should have nearly universal coverage.

It can be argued that hypertension is one of the potential causes of such heart disease.

On the contrary, it can be argued, that stricter environmental and sanitary legislation in the Community increases the attractiveness of a product in view of modern consumers.

To the contrary, it can be argued that, since part of the aid that was declared illegal and incompatible concerned a fiscal measure, all branches of ACEA have benefited from it in the past.

It can be argued that the airline companies ought to recover the damage from the appropriate party themselves, but that is not feasible in practice.

Thus they argue that a rich, continually replenished, public domain is necessary for continued artistic creation.

If there is something "besides" the man in the room that can understand Chinese, Searle can't argue that (1) the man doesn't understand Chinese, therefore (2) nothing in the room understands Chinese.

Since this is the first anti-subsidy investigation regarding the product concerned, recovery from past subsidy is not an issue in the assessment.

On the other hand, one can argue that investors from all over the world use the central market places.

According to settled case-law, ‘Article 107, paragraph 1 of the Treaty requires it to be determined whether, under a particular statutory scheme, a State measure is such as to favour ‘certain undertakings or the production of certain goods’ in comparison with others which, in the light of the objective pursued by the scheme in question, are in a comparable legal and factual situation.

The Icelandic authorities submitted that: ‘In consideration of the above it cannot be held that there were no objective grounds for the State to believe that the sale of Sementsverksmiðjan would not give the State an adequate rate of return.

In TTIP, it is difficult to argue that investors have cause to worry about domestic legal systems.

With respect to enterprise support it can be argued that such support, in particular in the form of grants, is most needed for small enterprises, for innovative activities, and in areas in industrial decline undergoing structural change.

One may argue that the standard deviation is influenced by the absolute mean of the interest rates and that a relative measure such as the coefficient of variation should be preferred instead.

It is arguable that this, mainly part-time, term-time provision is not the most effective way of enabling (poor) lone parents to obtain access to employment.