Sentence examples for a parallel argument to from inspiring English sources

Consider a parallel argument to the contention that agreement in the original position provides no reasons for and plays no role in justifying principles of justice.

A parallel argument establishes subalternation from E to O as well.

In a parallel argument, Ed Balls insisted that being prepared to intervene when competition fails was necessary to ensure public support for markets.

Conclusion: It makes no sense to require IC. 32 It does not take much imagination to see how one might construct a parallel argument for PNS – It is claimed that we ought to obtain informed consent from pregnant women before undertaking PNS We cannot obtain informed consent in a significant number of cases Where we cannot actually obtain informed consent, it makes no sense to require it.

So, a rational Gricean speaker selects ⟦'three'⟧ in w3 and nowhere else, as is easy to see by a parallel argument for all other states.

It is worthwhile to note that a parallel argument exists regarding the origin of mammalian isochores: Fryxell and Zuckerkandl (2000) hypothesized that the mutagenetic property of DNA methylation and its relationship to DNA melting can explain the evolution of isochores in warm-blooded vertebrates.

Iran is making a parallel argument.

Samih al-Maitah, Jordan's minister of information — also speaking before gas-price protests broke out — made a parallel argument.

Second, Mr Wright makes a parallel argument about biological evolution: it too moves towards greater complexity, and for the same basic reason.

A parallel argument between Emma and another woman about the relative merits of Egon Schiele and Gustav Klimt — tireless painters of the female form, as is Emma herself — underlines the theme.

(A parallel argument from tropes is also available).