Sentence examples for argument acknowledges from inspiring English sources

The argument acknowledges the sovereign choices of the individual without invoking any awkward and paradoxical "right to be punished" (Morris 1968).

A somewhat different argument acknowledges that while the several steam two- and three-wheelers that preceded the Reitwagen might have been technically motorcycles, none are candidates for the historical milestone of "the first motorcycle" because the technology they used was a dead end.

On the sampling conception of analogical arguments, acknowledged similarities between two domains are treated as statistically relevant evidence for further similarities.

Further arguments acknowledged that task shifting was done simply because of the existing health workforce crisis only.

Both pro and con arguments in this debate acknowledge that hemorrhagic situations are not all the same.

It's an argument Clegg acknowledges: "All the evidence is that if you want to get people spending in shops again, when you've got this demand crisis, where you can give a [tax] break, [you should give a tax break] to the people who are more likely to use that disposable income in spending rather than just squirrel it away".

The argument here acknowledges the consequences of geo-political dominance for knowledge dissemination but shows that concepts drawn from extraneous knowledge systems may both challenge and also be integrated into mainstream social and cultural theories, in order to enhance their competence by directly addressing prevailing assumptions and approaches.

It also says that there is no fact-based evidence that the move would reduce smoking - an argument Chantler acknowledges.

He challenged the GOP's latest argument, which acknowledges a possible Trump loss, that people should vote Republican as "a check" against a Clinton presidency.

"I and others have been arguing," she says, "that we need to enlarge our argument and acknowledge, even celebrate, women's gains and the challenges they present".

Some advocates for the poor are receptive to this argument and acknowledge that many states have made aggressive efforts to expand coverage.