Some delegates argued that the dispute was undermining both efforts.

A few delegates from the more distant republics where separatist movements have been taking hold argued that the real trouble was within.

Some delegates argued that socialism was inherently democratic.

During the conference, Western delegates argued that what they spend on defense is what they consider necessary for their security.

When team leaders from each country met before the election to write a statement about the campaign period, the Asian delegates argued against pointing out any problems.

As the other delegates argued for unity and conformance with the majority views, he became increasingly outspoken.

Several delegates argued that the recently concluded civil war had left Mexico in too much turmoil to provide effective rule for Texas.

European delegates argued against an American boycott, saying the conference's usefulness would be limited without the presence of the United States.

Ms. Marzullo called on them, and the delegates argued for and against nearly four dozen bills.

The delegates rose and dispersed, still arguing among themselves.