Sentence examples for access argument from inspiring English sources

The flaw in the "equal access" argument is that the Constitution doesn't offer much guidance on the desire of a chess club or a local business group to convene in a public building.

The Justice Department filed a brief on March 15 in Federal District Court in Fort Myers that rejects as "unpersuasive" the access arguments of the users of swamp buggies.

Supreme Court Set to Hear Cable Access Arguments The Supreme Court has agreed to decide whether competing high-speed Internet service providers are entitled to use the networks of cable companies to reach their subscribers.

The Reporters Committee request to intervene asserts that the media organizations' "strong First Amendment interests may not be adequately represented" by Mr. Bellahouel because, given his immigration situation, he may be motivated to settle the case rather than press the public-access argument.

The transcript of the arguments in both cases can be found at //www.nytimes.com/2003/04/01/politics/02TEXT1.html (free registration with NYTimes.com is required to access the argument transcripts).

These tools allow for the input of explicitly geo-referenced arguments as well as the visual access to arguments through a map interface.

The following questions may be helpful as students research the different angles on the case and prepare witnesses (copied into a handout for easier student access): -What arguments did the law professors make in their briefs supporting and opposing law schools' efforts to bar military recruiters from their campuses?

Or (2) merely give us access to the argument?

So seeing merely gives access to the argument; it does not reveal any step to be valid.

Where sector support serves an "access" function, the argument that it is a prerequisite for provision of GPGs (essentially, communicable disease control) can be used to strengthen its claim on resources.

Cf. Feuerbach's preface to the second edition (1843) of The Essence of Christianity, where he specifically mentions Jacobi and Schleiermacher, and remarks that "whoever is unfamiliar with the historical presuppositions and stages of mediation of my book lacks the [necessary] points of access to my arguments and thoughts" (WC, 24/xliii).