Sentence examples for arguments to establish from inspiring English sources

Schaeffer explains: "Rutherford presents several arguments to establish the right and duty of resistance to unlawful government.

In addition to presenting mathematical arguments to establish the domain independence, numerical studies are also conducted to demonstrate and test the proposed method.

The Commission shall afford the satellite carrier against which a complaint is filed under paragraph (1) an opportunity to present data and arguments to establish that there has been no failure to meet its obligations under this section.

Descartes' arguments to establish the essences of these substances appeal directly to his clear and distinct perception of those essences.

Norris' ambition of completing Malebranche's project is reflected in his arguments to establish the existence of the divine ideas and their locus in the mind of God, or the intelligible world.

Clarke attempted a variety of arguments to establish that God is an agent (that is, that God is not only intelligent but has a will that is free in a libertarian sense).

Bostick says the argument to establish guardianship of the cells is important because of the unique characteristics of the cells' ability to live outside the human body.

That killer fact "serves as a single, solid, and strong argument to establish its revolution around the Sun, such that no room whatsoever remains for doubt," Galileo wrote, and Wootton adds, "No one was so foolish as to dispute these claims".

Agnew, who is one of the few Ukip MEPs elected in 2015 to have remained loyal to the current leader, Gerard Batten, told the Guardian he did not support apartheid but there was a possible argument to establish a "homeland" for white South Africans.

Plato and Aristotle condemned the advocate as one who was paid to make the worse cause appear the better or who endeavoured by sophisticated tricks of argument to establish as true what any person of common sense could see was false.

He presents the principle as something that everyone's experience confirms, but he also gives an argument to establish it.