Sentence examples for argues for all from inspiring English sources

Mr Barroso argues for all this.

In contrast, the developed world argues for all nations to adopt a broader perspective emphasizing environmental protection, yet is retreating from financial support for the poor to help realize this outcome.

Even Sandy Weil, former CEO of Citigroup who led the charge against the remnants of Glass-Steagall in the 1990s, concedes that this was a regrettable mistake -- and argues for all of the biggest banks to be broken up.

Only one board member, Myra Lurie, argued for all the children to fully matriculate.

By the last page, most of the reforms that Nader has been arguing for all these years end up being enacted.

On one side, many of the Hemingses have argued for an all-inclusive definition of family that would encompass the offspring of all seven of Sally's children.

Alexander Hamilton argued for an all-powerful president who would serve for life; others wanted the chief executive to be an appendage of the legislative branch.

All this argues for a start to hostilities always assuming a casus belli has materialised fairly soon.

The intelligence "is a compelling argument for the president to take the measures that a lot of us have been arguing for all along," he said.

Man is no longer the toolmaker but the gravedigger, arguing for all time in a Florida courtroom or a Roman imperial city about what to do with what's left of us.

This could take the form of an independent review of the changes to assessment before they are implemented – either for existing clients as Mind is demanding or, preferably I would argue, for all clients.