Sentence examples for argument produced from inspiring English sources

Those years of argument produced, in 1997, the Kyoto protocol.

As ambassadors of the council's 15 member states go into new discussions on Iraq this week, an outsider might think we are back to last autumn, when six weeks of argument produced resolution 1441 and a new mandate for UN weapons inspectors to return to Baghdad.

This fact, perhaps more than any theoretical argument, produced a strong realist reaction.

Sometimes that sort of argument produces results, as over encryption.

The above argument produces that x 2 ( q 1 ) ≥ x 2 ϵ, a contradiction.

The above argument produces that x 1 ( p 1 ) ≥ x 1 ϵ, a contradiction.

The "single argument" produces conclusions about the divine attributes only when conjoined with certain beliefs about what is greater or better.

Such arguments produced (unsuccessful) experiments with "human capital contracts," such as the Yale Tuition Postponement Option, designed by economist James Tobin in 1971.

Undoubtedly religious interpretation plays a role: extremist and literalist readings of Islam's source texts exist, and can only be countered by solid arguments produced by Muslim scholars whose credibility is widely recognised.

Even if all of the kinds of arguments produced to date are pretty clearly unsuccessful i.e., not such as ought to give non-theists reason to accept the conclusion that God exists it remains an open question whether there is some other kind of hitherto undiscovered ontological argument which does succeed.

If we were in a state of nature, all the arguments produced, for hastening this business, would apply--but as we are not, I would observe, that the most deliberate manner of proceeding, is the best manner--But the manner in which this subject has been introduced, is an indeliberate manner, and seems to argue, that we are not on foederal ground.