Sentence examples for argument was accepted from inspiring English sources
The ontological argument was accepted in different forms by René Descartes and Benedict de Spinoza, though it was rejected by Immanuel Kant.
If that argument was accepted, they warned Brown, it could end up costing upwards of £500m, maybe even several billion pounds.
This argument was accepted by the information commissioner who believed that disclosure of the state aid discussions with the EC "would adversely affect the relationship between the (UK) government and the commission's ability to work effectively together".
Eugene Fidell, a military-law specialist in Washington, said that if the Justice Department's argument was accepted, "another part of the legal canvas would be beyond the reach of the court system," much as hundreds of Qaeda members have been held outside civilian court jurisdiction since last year at the United States installation at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.
This argument was accepted by the Clinton, Bush, and Obama Administrations, and Congress appropriated money for hESC research.
In any case, even if the latter argument was accepted, it might be said that the right of Singapore citizens to receive information by reading the Asian Wall Street Journal had not been impaired since 400 copies of it were still in circulation.
If that argument were accepted, then almost any activity would also be susceptible to federal regulation.
In particular the task of finding the unique ideal extension is easier than that of deciding if a given argument is accepted under the sceptical semantics.
If Bruening's argument is accepted, by-phrases are not a useful diagnostic as to whether needs washed sentences involve adjectival passives or verbal passives.
This argument is accepted by Oettinger, who insists that both gas and renewable energy will be needed for flexible low-carbon power generation, and some other senior figures.
If Turner's argument is accepted, he added, "donations will cease, to the benefit of no one and the manifest harm of all".
