Sentence examples for arguments for rejecting from inspiring English sources
His arguments for rejecting the simple formulations of radical liberalism did indeed have conservative implications, emphasizing limits more than possibilities.
Their arguments for rejecting emissions cuts are two-fold: first, they're not responsible for climate change, so it's not their job to fix it; and second, they lack the resources to take action, as their priority is fighting poverty.
Abelard's arguments for rejecting (a)–(c) are sophisticated and subtle.
We believe that there are good arguments for rejecting this moral distinction between the use of created embryos and discarded embryos in hESC research, and that it is morally permissible to carry out research using both created and discarded embryos (Devolder 2005, 2013; Savulescu, 1999; Devolder and Savulescu, 2005).
As in other matters, the state GOP's arguments for rejecting Medicaid are baseless.
While a small brain size and a relatively simple neuronal organization in combination with a short life span used to be common arguments for rejecting an important role for brain plasticity in insects, several neurogenetic studies have overthrown this assumption (as reviewed by Dukas. 2008 [2008).
In the over-anxious analysis of the leadership, all of the above may make an overwhelming argument for rejecting it, despite hints that Miliband, who has said he's open to innovative solutions, is sympathetic.
"The argument for rejecting funding is that the tobacco industry has a 50-plus-year history of a corrupting influence on medical research," said Dr. Michael J. Thun, the chief of epidemiological research at the American Cancer Society.
Engbersen appears to disagree, but I don't yet see his argument for rejecting multicultural nationhood, or his alternative to it.
The argument for rejecting the weaker claim is ultimately the same.
The very same arguments given for rejecting ordinary objects and reducing them to world stuff can be given for water molecules and sodium chloride.
