Both sides presented arguments to its five judges on January 11-13, 1926.

Both sides presented the vote as one on which America's future was in the balance.

Later that month the English side presented a draft treaty of 27 articles.

The two sides, of course, will present very different views.

Each side presents its case as a matter of high principle.

Both sides can present strong cases, but the rain forests are shrinking.

The two sides have presented their proposals, which they are now studying.

This is, remember, a conflict in which each side presents itself as history's true orphan.

If he is convicted of murder, each side will present evidence about whether his life should be spared.

Not too surprisingly, each side presents the figures in a way that best suits its case.