Sentence examples for arguments to argue from inspiring English sources

Public health recommendations are usually based on a mixture of empirical evidence and normative arguments: to argue that authorities ought to implement an intervention that has proven effective in improving people's health requires a normative position confirming that the authorities are responsible for improving people's health.

One can, for instance, use the reflection principle argument to argue for the existence of infinite sets: the Absolute universe of all sets is infinite; therefore, by reflection there must be an ordinary set that is also infinite.

Environmental campaigners have sometimes used this argument to argue against the excessive harvesting of timber.

Kant uses a related argument to argue for the immortality of the soul as practical postulate.

Rawls relies upon the maximin argument mainly to argue for the first principle of justice and a guaranteed social minimum.

An early response to the Consequence argument was to argue that Beta is invalid because a compatibilist account of ability to do otherwise is correct (Gallois 1977, Narveson 1977, Foley 1979, Slote 1982, Flint 1987).

The second strategy that platonists can pursue in responding to the epistemological argument is to argue that (2) is false and that human beings can acquire information about mathematical objects via normal perceptual means.

His argument continues to argue that realism, as an International Relations theory, is a "misguided doctrine".

The North has utilised anticipatory self-defence arguments before, particularly to argue that the US would be a legitimate target for a pre-emptive nuclear strike.

In closing arguments, Bruck tried to argue that Roof never understood the gravity of what he had done.

During Wednesday's arguments, Scalia appeared to argue that black students would do better in "slower-track" schools.