Sentence examples for argument community from inspiring English sources

So meet the only issue in Australia that doesn't have an opposing argument: community television.

So, forgetting for the time being that Malcolm considers the internet to be the way of the future even as he rolls out his ridiculously obsolete fibre-to-the-node plan, let's look at his argument: community TV is better off because more people use the internet than watch TV.

And for those in doubt of the moral arguments, community sentences also make greater economic sense.

The judge rejected the argument by community groups and the city comptroller that reopening the jail, which has 759 beds, required additional reviews.

This would seem to strengthen the argument for community policing, whereby officers get to know not just the criminals on their beat but also the business owners, teachers and local families.

Given the relatively small proportion of the prison population that serve sentences of under 12 months, perhaps it is unsurprising that recent history has shown an inconvenient flaw to the argument that community sentences operate as a direct alternative to custody.

The argument that community colleges offering bachelor's degrees has anything to do with "mission creep" is Neanderthal in nature.

Scientists around the world have berated Mbeki for giving new lifeblood to the dissidents, whose arguments the community had thoroughly dismissed years ago.

32 33 This finding lends further support to the argument for community-centred regeneration 28 to address the needs and support of local people.

Rinse applied for the whole frequency, and made the argument that its community wasn't just what Sarah calls "Shoreditch FM" but a community of young people interested in a certain kind of music.

On the other hand, if the ownership of media properties was more diffuse, the argument goes, informal community standards would be more powerful and less indecency would be on the air.