Sentence examples for arguments term from inspiring English sources

As this percolates, you'll hear some standard arguments: Term limits subvert voters' rights to keep people in office as long as they want, and the huge freshman class in the Texas House is proof that voters are willing to dump incumbents.

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This last form of argument, termed prasaṅga in Sanskrit, was extremely common.

A not very careful review of the transcripts of the arguments this term places Justice Kagan near the bottom of the rankings, joining Justices Ginsburg, Thomas, Alito and Sonia Sotomayor.

The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments this term, which begins Monday, for a case that neither President Donald Trump nor former President Barack Obama wanted the justices to take on.

They often couch their arguments in terms of political rights to educational access and enhanced equality of opportunity.

Polite, trim and disciplined, Mr. Riley has been called an argument against term limits by political writers.

The commission framed its arguments in terms of global competitiveness, citing "troubling evidence" that the state's stature had slipped.

He has couched his arguments in terms of the potential of nuclear power to curb global emissions of carbon dioxide.

On the one hand, the trio of veteran lawmakers could be a powerful argument for term limits, given such lengthy careers.

Yet Mr. Gingrich spoke for many Republicans who have publicly worried that Mr. Obama's supporters will unfairly cast necessary policy arguments in terms of race.