Sentence examples for argument urges that from inspiring English sources

The hole argument urges that spacetime substantivalism goes beyond those bounds.

Gregory Dawes (2009) pursues a related but more moderate line of argument, urging that it is difficult to meet the standard necessary to attribute particular events to the personal agency of God.

These arguments urge that the crystal dimer interface does not identify the oligomerisation interface associated with activation.

Some arguments against same-sex marriage invoke a precautionary principle urging that changes which might affect child welfare be made with extreme caution.

Senator Charles E. Schumer, making that argument, urged President George W. Bush in a letter dated Feb. 8 to let the Clinton appointees finish their terms.

In his argument urging the court to declare that a defendant cannot bar mitigating evidence, one of Mr. LaValle's lawyers, Daniel R. Williams, said many defendants who faced the prospect of execution were "damaged individuals".

Based on the arguments made here, the researcher urges that the fellow researchers reconsider the appropriate use of statistical tests and particularly correlation in their validation studies.

Mr. Theise urges that we "remystify" wine.

At oral argument in Rodriguez v. United States, a case involving drug-sniffing dogs, Justice Sotomayor urged that if the arguments made by the Justice Department's lawyer were accepted, the Fourth Amendment would become "a useless piece of paper".

This more direct argument is introduced in "Eclaircissement X," where Malebranche urged that the ideas we perceive must exist in an "immutable and necessary Reason" since they are themselves immutable and necessary (Malebranche 1958 84, 3 129f).

There is something paradoxical about Sousa's argument, which urges Republican voters to agree that race matters in order to demonstrate that it really doesn't.