Sentence examples for arguments including the from inspiring English sources

He said Vote Leave were "a Westminster-based group, making business arguments, including the need for the UK to be free to make its own trade deals.

In the Peabody Energy case, his constitutional arguments, including the idea that the regulation of carbon is an unconstitutional "taking," are well-worn anti-regulatory bromides.

A recent piece in The Nation makes a number of strong counter arguments, including the basic fact that climate change already disrupts university operations.

Two experimental groups are designed to address the arguments, including the influence of heat treatment for ZnO nanorod arrays and the global comparison among ZnO, TiO2, Au particle-decorated TiO2, and CdS electrodes.

But in the long court fight, city lawyers advanced and then abandoned numerous arguments, including the claim that Ms. Handwerker failed to use unspecified "reasonable safety devices" when sitting on the park bench.

His decision included language about the independence of judges in the military commission system, and he wrote that he found the prosecutors' arguments, including the assertion that the Obama administration needed time to review its options, to "be an unpersuasive basis to delay the arraignment".

Arguments include the availability of a nursing minimum dataset and the adverse consequences of the current historically based nursing weight system.

1108F) that Democritus argued against Protagorean subjectivism (see below), complemented by Sextus, who reports (Against the Mathematicians VII.389 90) that Democritus' arguments included the argument that Protagoras' subjectivism is self-refuting.

Further arguments include the location of biosynthetic genes in genome regions that are particularly likely to recombine, such as the telomere ends of the chromosomes [30], and the close proximity to mobile genetic elements [32], [33].

10 Ethical arguments include the inherent risks of sham procedures combined with the lack of obvious benefits to the participants.

Ideological arguments included the kinds of statements that Schattschneider identified as privatizing, such as "individualism, free private enterprise, privacy"[ 1] and variants of these arguments that apply only to the issue of smoking, such as smokers' rights and courtesy to smokers.