Sentence examples for advances arguments from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Thatcher noted that the conclusion of the Commonwealth report never uses the term "economic sanctions," although it advances arguments for the adoption of such measures.

The record got away from him, upending his assumptions and making him yet another name in the long and controversial history of sampling: a bewildering grey area shaped by legal confusion, financial necessity, technological advances, arguments over artistic freedom, and old-fashioned seat-of-the-pants chutzpah.

Myers does not restrict himself to insulting Plantinga, but also advances arguments against him, quoting Plantinga at length.

In support of his opinion Niebuhr (l.c). advances arguments which at least make it very probable that the "paternal legislation" of Servius Tullius provided for the pay of the infantry in the manner mentioned; but even admitting this, the practice might have been discontinued so as to justify the statement made on this subject by Livy.

Bastardi advances arguments by beginning with basic science and then tortuously applying it to support his own unscientific point of view.

The commission exists to advance arguments of that sort.

Taya, in turn, has frequently advanced arguments put forth by the National Rifle Association.

Liddle has been trashed mercilessly for daring to advance arguments his enemies would ban.

Of course there is some truth in their argument (lawyers rarely advance arguments entirely without some element of truth).

He said Mr. Verrilli appeared nervous, effectively leaving the four liberal justices to advance arguments defending the law.

MPs who dare advance arguments for some form of statutory controls have their private lives trashed all over again.