Sentence examples for arguments towards from inspiring English sources
"arguments towards" is correct and can be used in written English
It is often used to introduce reasons or evidence to support a particular claim or position. Example: The speaker presented several compelling arguments towards the benefits of implementing a new recycling program in the community.
An official says this is partly because it has learned to gear its arguments towards lawyers, rather than economists.A government scheme to bring in foreign experts to teach Mexican judges about antitrust has also sped things up.
"The others do not speak for us". Though he takes pains to include judicial fans of the human rights court – Lord Mance and Lord Dyson, for example – in what he calls his "trudge through the foothills of the debates", Moses directs most of his arguments towards the court's critics.
It provides additional arguments towards the use of stronger anti-inflammatory medications or immunosuppressive drugs such as cyclosporine in similar cases to prevent corneal ectasia and corneal transplantation.
In the 1820s he directed his arguments towards Spain in "Rid Yourselves of Ultramaria" and "Emancipation Spanish" (1995, 3 276), and was gratified to see his ideas gaining traction in its former colonies in Latin America.
The Economists Robert Lane Greene notes that the lack of a strong European military only exacerbates the lack of unified EU foreign policy and discounts any EU arguments towards superpower status, noting especially that the EU's creation of a global response force rivaling the superpower's (United States of America) is "unthinkable".
A more precise estimate of the role of atopy and smoking in occupational asthma may provide arguments towards more specific prevention strategies.
"I felt there was an aesthetic argument towards authenticity," he told me.
These results were shared with the local authorities as an argument towards cycle lanes investment and public transportation grants for students.
There are a couple of ethical questions that shift the argument towards mitigation.One involves the difficulty of doing cost-benefit analysis across borders.
In addition to this overall study, this review will include a discussion of the effectiveness of passive and active approaches in the context of PVT collector, thus supporting the argument towards the potential of passive approaches when compared to active approaches.
The argument towards contradiction is similar to the FLiar case.
