Sentence examples for accepted argument for from inspiring English sources

It is clear that the link between human rights and sustainable human development, envisioned 50 years ago in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and articulated in the principles of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, foreshadowed the increasingly accepted argument for equitable economic development.

In this work, we combine several graph properties to provide three main propositions; one for identifying accepted arguments under the admissible, preferred semantics and the other to easily identify stable extension.

Environmental campaigners who have accepted the argument for nuclear power have argued giant plants such as Hinkley are outmoded and unworkable and that instead the government should use small modular reactors.

Mr Blair's government has accepted the argument for consolidation and seems intent on trying to lock Irish republicans into the political process as quickly as possible.

"If we accept your argument for eyewitness," he said, "we should similarly accept it for everything else".

"Consumers don't accept any argument for higher prices".

I accept the argument for supporting Labour in the 16 constituencies in which a strong Green swing could hand the seat to the Conservatives or the Liberal Democrats.

Shortly before her resignation, she accepted the arguments for privatising British Rail, which her successor John Major implemented in 1994.

For too long we accepted the argument that for-profit housebuilders should be the primary mechanism for increasing supply.

Given the number of cases the Supreme Court has already accepted for argument next fall, this case is unlikely to be argued before December, with a decision unlikely before March or April of next year.

The new law, which the legislature made retroactive, rendered moot a case the court had accepted for argument in the new term, brought on behalf of a retarded man, Ernest P. McCarver.