Sentence examples for argued to guide from inspiring English sources

It is the task of psychological intervention, Jaspers thus argued, to guide human existence beyond the restricted antinomies around which it stabilizes itself, and to allow it decisively to confront the more authentic possibilities, of subjective and objective life, which it effaces through its normal rational dispositions and attitudes.

The commitments contained within the national strategic plan are also argued to be guided by a number of principles including "tackling inequality and poverty" and "promoting equality for women and girls" (p. 60).

Furthermore, "New Learning" is argued to be an effective guide when using broad qualitative strategies with the goal of producing results encompassing all stakeholder perspectives [ 17, 18, 24].

Many such thinkers considered traditional moral values to be of no use, and argued against using them to guide the acquisition and exercise of power.

Mr. Bloomberg has argued that he is needed to guide the city through recession, and several executives at the meeting have been actively supporting his efforts, including Mr. Dimon and Mr. Blankfein.

"But librarians would argue that the best way to guide your children's reading is to read with them, and talk about what you read.

Management of natural resources in the U.S. West has been ineffective because government acts as the mediator of disputes between industry and conservationists rather using science to guide decision-making, argued Kitzhaber, a Democrat who governed Oregon from 1995 to 2003 and currently directs the Center for Evidence-Based Policy at the Oregon Health and Science University in Portland.

Herein is a list of the hits and misses to guide you (or argue about, if you have personal knowledge) at all the big league parks.

It is argued that this interpretation yields physical insight to guide the control engineer.

Wright argued that OT practitioners are ideally suited to guide that transition [ 8].

And toy makers argue that it is up to parents to guide their children away from overly violent play.