Sentence examples for argues the need from inspiring English sources

Having campaigned long and vigorously for the abolition of Egypt's notorious emergency laws, the Brotherhood now argues the need for similar tough policing powers to be reinstated.

Critics say it is still hard to tell when Indian papers have financial links to firms they write about.Hence, Mr Rosen argues, the need for independent, diversified media funds to act as middlemen.

12.16pm BST Ahead of Skoll's climate change talks over the next few days, Dan Morrison says social entrepreneurs aren't going far enough for systematic change, and argues the need for 'social hackers'.

In the Spain of 1492 the completion of the reconquest of Spain from the Arabs and the so-called discovery of America were accompanied by the appearance of Antonio de Nebrija's Gramática Castellana ("Grammar of the Castilian Language"), which argues the need for an ennobled language fit for imperial exportation.

The paper then evaluates principal weaknesses in these regional models and argues the need for re-conceptualizing the cultural, political and economic approach to the new information space of the Internet.

The paper concludes with a discussion on the forest ideal and argues the need to challenge an embedded division between nature and culture in future planning for recreational running.

My dad's with me in arguing the need for biological solutions, like GM, to reduce chemical use".

Before categorising the language as dead or alive, Latinists might argue the need to define your terms.

He recounted a few insurance horror stories — as might be politically necessary when arguing the need for a system makeover.

On the one hand in Belfast Sinn Féin and the SDLP argue the need to create a neutral space at City Hall means the removal of the union flag.

He has long argued the need to build a consensus around reform by laying out the case for it, rather than proceeding by stealth.