Sentence examples for a prime argument from inspiring English sources

The expectation that an emerging middle class will demand a political voice and the rule of law has, in fact, been a prime argument in the West for bringing China into the World Trade Organization.

The recurrence of importance on social mission over wealth-maximization, while achieving sustainability and scalability in social mission, through social value creation activities as well as an orientation towards market principles and forces, repeatedly emerged in the interviews as a prime argument differentiating social enterprises from NGOs, or from pure for-profits.

Mr. Pataki said the prime argument for a Catskills casino was the hundreds of new jobs it would produce for a struggling resort area, not the extra revenue for the state treasury.

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Thus, a prime functional argument proposed for the origin of some Australian regional features is not supported by these data.

Moore's prime argument for Hillary is an argument from character.

Curiously, safety was not the prime argument.

Ordinary Germans have been assured all along that the criteria are cast in iron, since only by strictly adhering to them can the euro be as strong as the D-mark a promise useD-mark a government as its promisergusedt in moving to the euro.

I'll set up a separate post to vet the prime arguments on all sides.

Their prime argument--that an equitable and feasible agreement is best reached by meeting the needs of both sides--is a convincing one.

If this means reconsidering with whom we build institutional relations (recall that the resolution says nothing about individual scholars), then this is a critical time to do so, as one of the prime arguments for boycotting Israeli institutions was their complicity with the occupation.