The phrase "arguments to defend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing reasons or justifications for a particular position or viewpoint in a debate or argument.
Example: "In the debate, she presented several strong arguments to defend her stance on climate change."
Alternatives: "justifications to support" or "reasons to uphold".
It is difficult to make arguments to defend the Israeli government's policies, so would-be defenders often use a diversionary tactic, they routinely drag the critic into a public arena and accuse them of being an antisemite". Waters continued: "The Holocaust was brutal and disgusting beyond our imagination.
France's officials and legislators have used an amalgam of arguments to defend their new law.
Even for the Russians, it's hard to find arguments to defend the regime".
Critics of experimentation in nonhuman primates have used a variety of arguments to defend their views.
In the meantime, stop making paternalistic arguments to defend the colleges' practice of profiteering.
Conservatives and liberals use the same arguments to defend the free speech of their un-p.c.
"Using such an argument to defend an unsustainable status quo means consigning Australia to a deteriorating future".
If they are making a completely one-sided argument with selective (or misleading) evidence, don't retaliate with a similarly biased or flawed argument to defend yourself.
Using a familiar conservative argument to defend gun ownership, Trump asked sarcastically whether vans, trucks and cars, which have been used by terrorists, should be banned.
Yet, from a human rights perspective it may readily feed into a vicious form of cultural relativism and summoned as an argument to defend that relativism, thus undercutting the essential universalism required for human rights to be sustained as such.
Let is be said that to this day, many on the left and center-left remain critical of Kirkpatrick's efforts to distinguish between "totalitarian" regimes and "non-Communist autocracies". Many liberals still disagree with the way in which Kirkpatrick applied this argument to defend Reagan's Central America policies, and they still object to her broad-brush attacks on opponents to her left.
