Translation of "Wird argumentiert" in English

It is argued that fleets from third countries are still using such nets.

That is the way the argument is put forward.

First, it is argued that action of this sort would violate the requirements of the EU’s fiscal compact.

Some argue that Japan is an example of a nation-state.

Today, many argue that AIDS is nearing its end.

Restrictive regulation protects consumers, it is sometimes argued by some professions.

Market logic, it is argued, dictates this result.

We are fairly happy with this report and we should like to echo previous speakers and congratulate Mr Maher for his detailed analysis and for some of the points he made.

It is also argued that direct mail is not cost efficient.

Some people say that your work destroyed the Italian Mafia. Has it regrouped?

It is argued that this system is neither sustainable nor intergenerational fair.

The most favorable purchase of a new Premium apartment in Maribor is argued.

The costs as well as the time expenditure are too high, it is argued.

Finally, there's the argument that games are a distraction.

It is often argued that land ownership is a natural consequence of agriculture.

As the critic argues, the world is confusing, and therefore meaningless.

It is argued that restrictions would impair the development that tourism brings to poor countries.

Any business is argued, if a person is interested in doing it.

Both – it is argued – are racism.

Even worse, it argues that any type of nationalisation or renationalisation should be abandoned.

Finally, it has repeatedly been claimed that the public is not interested in a Constitution.

On the one hand there is an argument to say that they too should be able to defend their prerogatives.

I am astonished that the right of minorities is being deployed in such moralistic terms.

First, some argue that by interjecting itself into ongoing conflicts, the ICC has impeded efforts to secure peace.

Trade deficits, goes the argument, lead to job losses and wage compression.

The costs are evident, they argue, but what are the benefits?

This, the argument goes, facilitates their radicalization and recruitment by extremists.