Sentence examples for argument brought forward from inspiring English sources

He also saw no reason for the proposed territorial combination in the argument brought forward by Mr. Miller, that a white population would be thereby secured that would render ineffectual any contemplated slave insurrection.

Having established this, the Court deemed it redundant even to investigate the additional arguments brought forward by the claimants.

Bolzano's digression into probability theory in his Textbook of the Science of Religion and his careful use of probability theory in the discussion of miracles are obviously directed towards arguments brought forward by David Hume, although Bolzano does not mention his name in this context.

Such relativism would deny the powerful and evidence-informed justice arguments brought forward by Sen, Nussbaum and Pogge, amongst others.

In addition, the arguments brought forward in favor of the proposed candidates above justify their consideration for future experimental validation.

In the present study, two arguments brought forward by PCPs to explain their reluctance to refer early focused on the economic burden this presented to their own practice, rather than society as a whole.

While these factors have been validated several times, few attempts have been made to analyse correlates of euthanasia attitudes systematically, and to connect the potential determinants with arguments brought forward by experts who favour or oppose euthanasia.

First, the subcategories "unspecified" are excluded based on a similar argument as brought forward above: all means contained here are too broad to define PM adequately.

In this issue of Critical Care Forum, the two sides of this debate are brought forward with compelling arguments.

This argument has been brought forward particularly by those sustaining that region sharing would constitute a neurofunctional correlate of mainframes such as the MTSP3.

Arguments have been brought forward in favour of the direct participation of anions in the mechanism of dissolution.