Sentence examples for arguing how to from inspiring English sources

Latvian government institutions had been arguing how to make sure that the name of the currency would be in line with official Latvian language rules.

What was increasingly clear is that they are arguing how to put it all on paper and what to call that piece of paper -- a treaty or something else.

But for all the lively interest of Woodward's portraits of Bush and his team arguing how to fight the war on terror, perhaps the most important parts of the debate were the things on which "the principals" in the war cabinet had little to say.

We learn desperately little of the times that created him, the unique, late-twentieth-century blend of privilege, surrealism, technology and playfulness of intellect which had to exist to allow a grown man to spend days in a sound studio arguing how to synthesise the sound of a whale hitting the ground at 300 miles an hour.

So instead of defending wild places we now spend our time arguing how to best domesticate these wild places – deserts, oceans, mountains – to generate the "green" energy needed to fuel things that, up until recently, we couldn't even imagine, let alone claim to need.

We shouldn't be arguing about how to best subsidize home loans; we should be arguing how to ensure that the federal government finally stops doing it.

Before I was meeting high-ranking people -- learning how to interact, how to argue, how to make points, how to write letters.

Trading is heavy as people taking pleasure in thinking out loud argue how to run this country.

However, both projects do not argue how to balance these requirements, which are conflicting each other.

Next, for the reader's convenience, we argue how to derive equation (1.6) from (1.2).

Cognitive science studies have also argued how to foster transfer of a solution learned in an example to problem solving (e.g., Gick and Holyoak 1983; Novick and Holyoak 1991).