The phrase "argued to break" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a claim or assertion about breaking something, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The researchers argued to break the existing norms in their field, but their reasoning was not well received."
Alternatives: "claimed to break" or "asserted to break".
This all adds strength to those who argue to break up the banks or limit their financial activity through the Volcker Rule.
Ultimately, Europe's choice will be made in Berlin.Last summer this newspaper argued that to break the euro zone's downward spiral required banks to be recapitalised, the European Central Bank (ECB) to stand behind solvent countries with unlimited support, and the curbing of the Teutonic obsession with austerity.
To convince airlines of its cost effectiveness, Airbus argues that to break even the A3XX must fill 323 of its minimum 555 seats, or only 33 more than the 747 must fill to be profitable.
The effort in building the walk-around displays of art, Gardère argues, "was to break the encyclopedic form of 'entries,'" -- where to start a story and where to end it.
These changes, the legal advice argues, are likely to break EU law.
Some of the closed Groups he found seeding political conspiracies he argues are likely to break Facebook's own content standards did not have any admins or moderators at all — something that is allowed by Facebook's terms.
Although his prescription is unclear, Summers' now seems to agree with the economic diagnosis of Paul Krugman, Joe Stiglitz and others of us who have been arguing for government to break us out of the trap by borrowing and spending more in order to create new jobs, profitable investments and rising income.
This relationship, they argue, was calculated to break the complex feedback loop between poverty and illness and to imagine the eradication of pauperism without interference in the free market.
In a short book penned in 1998 after Pope John Paul II visited Cuba, the Argentine prelate argued for the need to break this logjam.Nor is it completely inconsistent to celebrate a Vatican success and argue for deep reform.
OVER the summer of 2004, at the annual executive retreat that eBay insiders call "Telluride," a product strategy team argued that eBay needed to break into the promising world of digital media.
