Sentence examples for argument incorporates from inspiring English sources

The foregoing argument incorporates deontological and consequentialist considerations.

This argument incorporates the concept of ablating the index cancer lesion, which usually harbours the highest grade and largest cancer volume [14].

Russ Herman, arguing for his home district in New Orleans, was given a comparatively magisterial three minutes, and his argument incorporated the Mississippi River flood of 1927, the Roman jurist Cicero and a quote from Shakespeare's "Measure for Measure".

Relatedly, their arguments incorporate the idea that rationality at least sometimes calls for resolutely sticking to a plan even if the plan disallows an action that would fit as well or better with one's preferences than the action required by the plan.

Beyond basic "self-esteem" issues, Swift used the sermon to reinforce the moral arguments incorporated into the Drapier's Letters with religious doctrine and biblical authority.

That there are, inevitably, different hypotheses about human beings to which the present one is to be preferred requires that the argument incorporate a hypothetic inference.

In doing so, he draws on work in informal logic and reflects its interest in both monological and dialogical argumentation, and in a broad understanding of argument that incorporates rhetorical and dialectical responsibilities.

Here, we follow Kelley and Evans (1995) and label it the "Reality and Reference" (R&R) blend argument which incorporates both "the social-psychological forces towards centrality and the social economic forces towards dispersion" (Evans and Kelley 2004, p. 4).

Hence, in this paper we extend Dung's theory to accommodate arguments that claim preferences between other arguments, thus incorporating meta-level argumentation based reasoning about preferences in the object level.

All the arguments against incorporating the Turks seem obvious and, to some politicians, tempting.

Khatami and other politicians drew on the work of Iranian philosophers who made painstaking theological arguments for incorporating human rights and democratic freedoms into an Islamic framework.