Sentence examples for arguments for minimizing from inspiring English sources

"Arguments for minimizing Arab women's roles in public life and society, however, are often cloaked in religious rhetoric.

The "chaos" argument does provide a rationale for minimizing public expenditures on poor children, on the grounds that they are damaged human capital, nonperforming assets, sunk costs that can never be recouped.

The argument in the case, Entergy Corporation v. Riverkeeper, No. 07-588, mostly concerned the meaning of a phrase in the Clean Water Act that requires the structures to "reflect the best technology available for minimizing adverse environmental impact".

Strategies for minimizing mistakes need not be high-tech.

The lawyers had "counseled individuals to ignore the law and offered arguments to minimize their exposure to sanction or liability for doing so," the statement said.

Op-Ed writers are entitled to emphasize facts that support their arguments and minimize others that don't.

Arguments to minimize sophisticated laboratory monitoring in favor of treatment program expansion [7] must be weighed against the potential for improved outcomes and cost savings associated with better tools for monitoring treatment.

Some arguments appear to minimize the potential risks for individuals in the face of potentially large population-level gains.

Others, for example John Harris and Jamie Bronstein, feel that this line of argument wrongly minimizes the moral progress that has been made through those tried and tested traditional methods ([ 17]: 104, [ 30]: 86), and argue that these methods still offer many possibilities for moral improvement.

Such arguments minimize the true racial injustices of unprovoked mob beatings, lynchings and hangings by the Ku Klux Klan.

Mr. Kirsch said the report would help arguments for a new campaign finance system that would minimize private contributions and provide an equal amount of public financing to each candidate.