Sentence examples similar to argument enacted from inspiring English sources

The banality and datedness of the conclusion wouldn't matter so much if the arguments were enacted rather than simply stated, but all the decent points of Rayson's play are dumped in front of the audience as explanatory monologues, drained by Peter J. Davison's dreary design of cinder-coloured bookshelves.

The main argument for enacting "don't ask, don't tell" in the first place was that it might destroy the cooperation of a unit, but the study has shown this to be a false premise.

"They have no modesty; they are bold enough to teach, to engage in argument, to enact exorcisms, to undertake cures, and, it may be, even to baptize!" By the year 200, Christian feminism was clearly brought to an end by the text known in the New Testament as Paul's First Epistle to Timothy: "Let a woman learn in silence with all submissiveness.

Again, the argument for enacting these restrictions is that massive voter fraud is taking place.

And as the gun lobby's "guns for anyone, anywhere" agenda stalls in DC, one congressman is trying to jumpstart it with the argument that enacting "Concealed Carry Reciprocity" would be akin to the current system for recognizing driver's licenses across state lines.

Petitioner’s argument that Congress enacted the TRCA to remedy and prevent state deprivations of two property interests without due process is rejected, for neither a right to be free from a business competitor’s false advertising about its own product nor a right to be secure in one’s business interests qualifies as a protected property right.

Yet, their voices still enacted arguments for and against out-of-home ECE.

Their primary argument is that Congress enacted a $787 billion stimulus package and two and a half years later the economy is still in neutral.

Republican senators had made it clear that they would use confirmation hearings to distort his record and rehash their arguments against the recently enacted health care reforms, mostly to score political points for the November elections.

Administration officials say that while national security is a paramount concern, it is not their only argument for reversing many policies enacted by President Bill Clinton.

Also, our results support the argument that countries that have enacted smaller stimulus programs were countries with more automatic stabilizers.