The phrase "actions the argument" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be a fragment and lacks clarity, making it unusable without additional context.
Example: "The actions the argument suggests are crucial for understanding the issue."
Alternatives: "the actions proposed" or "the actions outlined".
Blending the two critiques can get you the centrist prescription for reform: Elite schools should emphasize class-based rather than race-based affirmative action, the argument runs, while phasing out preferences for jocks and legacies that give privileged whites their own leg up — a combination that might yield a still-diverse, more authentically meritocratic upper class.
Overall togetherness: 8. Usually one can defend absurd and hurtful actions with the argument that said actions came with good intentions.
Additionally, propositions with "has-a" or "is-a" were coded as action if the argument was about action, for example, "…that's one half cycle rotation…" was coded as action but "…there is the compression phase…" was coded as structure.
Suitably convinced of the need for action, the arguments then turned to the motives of the police.
"Maduro tends to admit it in his statements … when he says he will strengthen the control of media, justifying the action with the argument that it instigates violence with anti-government propaganda," Paolillo said.
But the decisive answer seems to be, that unless the Hamilton Company are the corporation with whom the plaintiff contracted, he has no cause of action, and the argument for the plaintiff would state his case out of court.
Rosenberg then provides a fresh framing of the economic argument for action against the argument favored by many of those favoring sustained dependence on fossil fuels: Or the reverse — we could invest now in setting the United States on a greener path, and reap the benefits for generations.
But he also acknowledges that reforms by governments are taking too long to bear fruit and need to be supported by the ECB.Mr Draghi justifies his action with the argument that high yields faced by southern European governments are not only the product of a higher credit risk, but also the result of markets' "unfounded" fear that the euro would break up.
If initial military measures don't work, pressure will build for stronger action using the argument that American credibility is even more on the line.
For all of these reasons, there is a powerful case for government action, but the argument must be made clearly.
