The United States has a good and urgent cause to argue for: strategic stability in cyberspace.
From the time Zimmerman's killing of Martin became a cause celebre, those arguing for "Justice for Trayvon" have emphasized his youth, and Zimmerman's defenders have complained about out-of-date photos of Martin that made him look like a winsome tween.
Advocate When students take on the role of advocates, they speak up for a cause or argue for a solution.
In January, the SDLP leader apologised for causing offence by arguing that MLAs were entitled to more generous pension provisions and a small salary increase.
Rebel groups in Darfur have sought to leverage the north-south peace talks for their own cause, arguing that they, too, should be offered a slice of a power-sharing deal.
And they will have had greater cause for disappointment: Rodgers argued that they had played better against Chelsea than they had against Besiktas – and they had been far closer to making the final.
Indeed al-Kindi argues for a first cause of being precisely by arguing for a first cause of oneness, and asserting that "bringing something to be" means imposing unity of a certain kind.
While this causes some to argue for simpler, more reductionist models, others emphasise complexity to approximate reality more closely [ 308].
Marshaling his broad knowledge of science for the cause, he argued that the theory of evolution violated the rules of nature, and suggested that the earth was far younger than generally believed by mainstream scientists.
Jointly involved in the cinematic cause — which now argues for complete exoneration — Mr. Depp and Mr. Echols have become near look-alikes.
This is not necessarily cause for alarm, it is argued, since the nation need not be construed in ways that exclude minorities.
