Mr. Jensen handles the main combat chores with aplomb in the pivotal argument with Amir.
Mr. Lucas was a third-year law student at New York University when he made that pivotal argument in a research paper for a class on litigation.
When she concludes a pivotal argument with the simple phrase "that's what we'll do," the reader feels the potency of a kind of communication between lovers that is non-national, non-hierarchical and pronounced in peace.
The readiness of the delusional dictator Muammar Gaddafi to kill the Libyans who he says all "love" him – but who have unusual ways of showing it – returns us to a pivotal argument of our time.
After a ruling by the special three-judge panel that will hear the pivotal argument on Wednesday, the case will go directly to the Supreme Court, where supporters expect Theodore B. Olson, Mr. Bush's solicitor general, and the Justice Department to defend the law.
Against this smothering and false perfection, the ancient rabbis muster a pivotal argument.
The pivotal argument for this set of events comes from data showing systemic microscopic disease at a biologically younger age than the more bulky loco-regional disease - thus subject to less resistance, and therefore more curable by chemotherapy [ 7- 9].
A1 Mr. Gore talked with his lawyers in preparation for the pivotal court arguments today, but he spent most of a dreary, chilly Sunday with his family.
Yet while he has myriad opinions about how others besides himself should be held responsible for cleaning up the country's financial problems, he neglects to clarify a point that seems pivotal to his argument: what does he earn?
Go through your research and annotations to determine what points are the most pivotal in your argument or presentation of information.
Next month, the city and advocates for the homeless will go to court for arguments on the pivotal and contentious issue of whether homeless families who repeatedly reject permanent housing can be temporarily turned out of city shelters.
