Sentence examples for argued that the processes from inspiring English sources
The doctrine may be traced to ancient and medieval theories of mixed government, which argued that the processes of government should involve the different elements in society such as monarchic, aristocratic, and democratic interests.
Tianyi et al. (2013) specifically discussed the public participation in the making of environmental laws, and they argued that the processes appear to be closed and are mainly government-oriented.
Because the cognitive system does not collapse a discrete decision onto brittle, simplistic movements, it can be argued that the processes leading into this decision are themselves continuous and graded, leading to this dynamic covariation of executed actions.
The experts argued that the processes that lead to asthma may have begun with allergic sensitisation in utero.
She didn't manage to conceive but argued that the process had helped her psychologically.
Mr. O'Shaugnessy admitted that he had been a pit bull on the issue, but he argued that the process must be monitored closely.
She also argued that the process has disadvantaged smaller schemes, who have little exposure to the commercial jargon contained within the extensive paperwork.
The lawyer argued that the process used by directors to set up a $6.6 billion sale to an investment group was flawed.
Freud, of course, argued that the process of forming a personality begins through the identification with others – that we learn who we are by role-playing as those near to us.
From the start critics of the commission's pro-industry terms of reference argued that the process was a Trojan horse for a renewed push for international radioactive waste disposal in Australia.
An amicus brief, signed by Steven Bochco, David Milch, Norman Lear, Diane English, and a hundred and twenty-seven other writers, argued that "the process creators go through to capture the necessary magic is inexact, counterintuitive, nonlinear, often painful and above all, delicate".
