Sentence examples for arguing that the scheme from inspiring English sources

Critics are far from convinced by such data, though, arguing that the scheme is a "dangerous distraction" from other initiatives.

Some Conservative backbenchers are expected to oppose the plan in a Commons debate on Monday, arguing that the scheme is unnecessary and can cause miscarriages of justice.

Mycock argued that the scheme failed to promote civic values.

Some argue that the scheme survived because it had the benefit of political patrons in Moscow.

Reilly's lawyers also argued that the scheme did nothing for her employment chances.

Nearly all choose private schools.Opponents of vouchers argue that the scheme infringes the constitutional separation of church and state.

The group behind the six-month pilot scheme, Smokefree South West, argues that the scheme will help families get greater enjoyment out of the two spaces.

Some critics allege mismanagement and corruption; others argue that the scheme has mostly benefitted the private sector, which runs eighty per cent of Haiti's schools.

It argues that the scheme has proved so popular, in a time austerity, that Whitehall simply cannot afford to respect its former commitment.

Mark Hoban, an employment minister, argues that the scheme is simply "designed to strengthen work incentives and create fairness between those in work and those out of it".

If administered properly, he argues that the scheme "would save costs for newspapers and would provide quicker and more effective remedies for claimants".