Sentence examples for arguments for our from inspiring English sources

Thomas Olsson, a Stockholm-based lawyer for Assange, said: "The statement from the prosecutor gives us strong arguments for our case".

It is vital that we engage with the process, that students and those who represent them make the intellectual arguments for our cause.

A notable exception was a column in the newspaper Zero Hora by Luis Fernando Veríssimo, who called Enron a "learning shock against all the neo-liberal arguments for our wallets and our minds".

To provide arguments for our hypothesis, we review the on going efforts for service retrieval and asynchronous communication in SOAs, identify their limitations and the advantages, and discuss how incorporating CBR into SOAs allows to solve most limitations, but also poses some interesting challenges.

The arguments for our destructive wars of occupation were a combination outright lies and of some of the worst judgments in the history of American decision-making.

We thus report the type host or alternatively a list of authentic hosts for all of the valid taxon names in the sequence set, and provide the arguments for our naming decisions in the supporting material (supporting file S2).

I could make a pretty good ethical argument for our responsibility to other species, and yet I wondered whether, at root, my concern for biodiversity and animal welfare might be a kind of regression to my childhood bedroom and its community of plush toys: a fantasy of cuddliness and interspecies harmony.

An additional argument for our focus is that many possible characteristics of educational systems lack reliable cross-national indicators for the origin and destination countries at hand.

Hence, while in the Groundwork Kant relies on a dubious argument for our autonomy to establish that we are bound by the moral law, in the second Critique, he argues from the bold assertion of our being bound by the moral law to our autonomy.

As Schlick rightly pointed out, this is a circular argument, for our only cognitive access to nature is via our theories (note that Einstein argues not that nature, itself, is simple, but that nature is a realization of simple theoretical constructions, a crucial difference).

The biblical argument for our existence is, I trust, too familiar to need repetition here.