The phrase "arguments which require" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific arguments that necessitate certain conditions or considerations.
Example: "In the debate, we must focus on arguments which require a deeper understanding of the underlying principles."
Alternatives: "arguments that necessitate" or "arguments needing".
The bottom line on that health care argument, which required some outside reading to comprehend, is that the Obama plan does not force people who aren't covered by their employer or the government to buy health insurance on their own.
Debate of these issues continues to be robust with much of the argument turning on issues which require a great deal of attention to detail.
There are at least three ways to respond the arguments that beliefs require concepts which require language.
You can take its address for functions which require that kind of argument.
We have replaced our argument by analogy, which required no commitment to any generalization, with a valid deductive argument that has an extra premise that has to be supported with plausibility arguments.
Recently, Markus et al. introduced a novel method called Patchwork (Mayrhofer et al., 2013) for allele-specific copy number analysis of sequenced tumor tissue in consideration of tumor impurity and tumor aneuploidy, which requires intermediate arguments determined by users.
ID covers events relating to five named entities (e.g. Protein Chemical and Organism) and defines the same event types as GE09/11, with the addition of Process, which requires no arguments.
We reversed the contempt citation, rejecting the Government's argument "that the representative duty which required the production of union records in the White case requires the giving of oral testimony by the custodian". Id., at 123, 77 S.Ct., at 1149.
Men tend to relate to each other via an external, "objective" entity, a shared obsession — cars, hi-fi, music, sport — which requires expertise, provokes argument but most importantly becomes a means for men to express their emotions, indirectly.
