101.   The government has argued that opening the hearings could undermine its efforts to prevent attacks.

102.   The Iraqi government argues that the American-led embargo on the sale of its oil has caused its people critical shortages of food and medicine.

103.   The Japanese government argues the treaty is unfair and outdated.

104.   The Labor government argues that the state should only support those who cannot manage alone.

105.   The Israeli government argues that the figure would erode its security.

106.   The government argued Bailey was supposed to hold the money only in trust.

107.   The government argued that confidential scrambled information could end up in the hands of terrorists and compromise national security.

108.   The government argued that the conspiracy had a substantial effect on the American fax paper market.

109.   The government argued that the Constitution gives Congress power over more than simply business transactions across state lines.

110.   The government argued that the measures were no longer warranted because there had been no threats to her life, and the investigations into past attacks were stalled.