Sentence examples for If it argues from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, Mr. Sorrell says he believes that Europe's internal market is "a major economic opportunity that we would live to regret passing up" and Britain has a better chance of resolving its problems with the union if it argues from within.

Huge progress could be made in reducing poverty, it argues, if domestic tax revenues in developing countries were raised in a way that supported sustainable development.

It argues that if the players were paid, then college sports would lose its appeal.

It argues that if Britain is serious about reform it should give up its veto.

It argues that if ecosystems don't have strong individuality, they still possess a weak individuality, ecological theories providing the values of the variables in the formula for individuality.

It argues that if universities get too greedy then it will deter innovative academics from seeking to commercialize their work.

President Clinton's national security aides have advised him to veto the measure if Congress approves it, arguing that it goes well beyond the 1979 Taiwan Relations Act.

It argued: "If you like Apple products, fine.

It can apply for a a special export license if it can argue that its service promotes "independent activity intended to strengthen civil society," which is a rule that is used with Cuba, according to Department of Commerce guidelines.

It argued that if Sweden was to boost its birthrates, women had to be able to both raise children and have careers — a revolutionary idea at the time.

One sometimes hears it argued that, if Lincoln had lived, the path to radical Reconstruction would have been smoother.