Sentence examples for argued for an identification from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kitaj argued for an identification of Jewishness and Modernism on the basis of their shared internationalism and cosmopolitanism.

I have long argued for a referendum.

Minow argued for a different approach.

He argued for a full-service store.

Mr. Cameron had argued for a freeze.

But several authors also argued for the identification of relations with their foundations, that is to say, for the identity of the significata of relative terms with the significata of terms in the categories quantity and quality.

But also in the mundane cases of the significata and supposita of concrete and abstract universal terms in the nine accidental categories, several via antiqua authors argued for the identification of these semantic values both within and across categories.

Some studies have argued for the identification of specific sub-groups of sick-listed employees who should be offered specific interventions.

In this context, it is probably unrealistic to argue for the identification of entirely "independent" variables.

Schaffer's (2009) argues for the identification of spacetime with matter, and traces this line of thought to Alexander.

Exploiting a variety of ideas in decoherence theory such as the relational theory of tense and theories of identity over time, Saunders 1998 also argues for the "identification of probability with the Hilbert Space norm" (which equals the measure of existence).