"to argue" in Spanish

I would instead like to argue for a form of 'positive discrimination ' for women.

If Mr Ilaskivi is an expert in the field then I, too, can argue that I am an expert in the area of loading and unloading animals.

It was argued that identical speeds create congestion and bottlenecks on the roads.

You could argue this is not the time to discuss the matter.

We could also argue on the basis of international law.

Moreover, I would like to argue in favour of strengthening cooperation with Europol and Eurojust.

I believe that this was not the case, but it is essentially idle to argue about this.

We can argue about whether or not they could or should have been larger.

We all want patients to make informed decisions - no one can argue with this.

Some may argue that this is preferential treatment and unfair competition.

Therefore members of the public could argue that they had been unjustifiably excluded.

A cynic might argue that all this discussion amounts to hot air and is camouflage for a lack of real progress.

I am prepared to argue for a long time about this and I cannot accept the accusations made against me.

I have no wish to argue with Mr Sarlis, who used part of his speaking time as draftsman to claim certain amendments for his own political group.

I appealed to the acting President - I did not argue with Mr Schulz, naturally - and asked him to make the members of the public present in the House remain silent.

It argued that there is no crisis involving hake and completely removed it from the proposal.

argues that the economically weakest fisheries, which might be hardest hit by the reform, warrant the European Union's solidarity and support;

There are some who have argued that banning the use of phthalates in toys would have an adverse effect upon the plastics industry and upon employment in that industry.

It could presumably be argued that the fee payable for this kind of vehicle is high.

As for me, I would argue in favour of a very respectful and humane, but at the same time unambiguous, approach.

My own view is that we should continue to argue our position on human rights with considerable vigour.

I would like to see the justice ministers who argue in this way, doing so in a public debate.

I do not understand how people can argue in that way or put forward a proposal along those lines.

I wish, however, to argue in favour of our following the rapporteur’s recommendation.

We will continue arguing in order to give some real impetus to international solidarity.

We would argue that now is the right time and that decision should not be delayed.

No one would argue that the maps that were created many years ago are totally perfect.

Increasingly, as Europe has enlarged it is hard to argue that this is not really Europe.

If we are to argue, it must be about that agenda, not its messengers.

In any event, it is a pleasure to argue with you, when we are dealing with the real issue.

You could argue this is not the time to discuss the matter.

As for the legal basis, I would argue for a twin legal basis in order to guarantee respect for national competences.

It is noteworthy that the International Telecommunications Union argues that capacity has to be opened up and preferably harmonised at a global level.

This is one of the factors that is usually mentioned when arguing that we are engaged in creating 'Fortress Europe' .