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We argue that a good solution for the multi-class problem leads to schemes for larger structured graphical models such as conditional random fields . We argue in the paper that there is no reason to expect that such abnormal returns would continue in future periods ; rather , a more plausible explanation is that these abnormal returns reflect a slow adjustment , as investors learn about the impact of governance on operating performance and agency costs . They argue that although rating systems may operate on a voluntary basis to begin with , they provide an all-too-easy target for legislators . ) After that report , Judicial Watch and the Sierra Club brought legal action against the NEPDG and the Vice President , seeking the discovery of documents that , they argued , were subject to disclosure under FACA . They argue , correctly in my view , that the New York Times , CBS News , and others distorted the news in an attempt to defeat Bush in 2004 . In this article we argue on the extent of the right of Malaysian workers to collective bargaining in the context of the ILO standards . Appeal to reason solved all disagreements , she argued . In addition , they argued that , in the absence of evidence of significant abuse , there is no reason to eliminate funds ' ability to rely on rule 134 and impose the burden of increased liability . We argue that the presence of one institution 's multiple political veto players should be crucial for the effectiveness of central bank independence , but should have no impact on the efficacy of exchange-rate pegs . He offered some minor reforms , but the delegates rejected them : sovereignty , they argued , lay in the entire nation , not in the king . In fact , they argued that there is no difference in packaging costs between block and barrel cheese . Q If the President has asked Congress to give money to the Russians , how can he argue now to Congress that , yes , it 's a good place to send our money and , a , it 's good to send tax money there and , b , we can trust them in Bosnia ? What good , they argued , had learning done in the past ? Most recently , she argued Ayotte v. Planned Parenthood , a challenge to New Hampshire ’ s restrictions on teens ’ access to abortion , before the United States Supreme Court . We argue that the nature of an industry ’ s business environment and market concentration will determine firm preferences over different negotiation strategies . But the most important aspect of the U.N. - civil society relationship , she argued , is shaped by the question of power . They argue that discrimination occurs whenever a county inhibits the flow of goods or resources across state lines . More recently , as attorney general of Colorado , she argued that the Endangered Species Act was unconstitutional . They argue for the deontological status of Buddhist precepts and the emotional and karmic consequences of all action : violence no matter how righteous always produces more violence and warriors no matter how virtuous suffer the consequences of war . Indeed , she argued that based on the screening of Ms. Havlik 's application , none of the selection board members had the necessary familiarity . They argue that streamlining information requirements would facilitate trade , since it would be an improvement upon existing ad hoc co-operation .