Sentence examples for chapter argued from inspiring English sources

Robert Lugolobi, executive director of Transparency International's Uganda chapter, argued: "People here are too tribal.

The organizers sued in federal court, and lawyers with the A.C.L.U.'s Virginia chapter argued on their behalf, and won.

It is in this dirt-poor backwater that some think they have spotted the seeds of a democratic transformation of China.As the previous chapter argued, the new leadership that will begin to emerge in Beijing later this year may well be as suspicious of political reform as the current line-up.

Finally, the chapter argues that research has not caught up with the developments in practice.

This chapter argues that process engineering is an important source of inspiration in optimization.

This chapter argues that this approach will soon be no longer tenable.

This chapter argues that the way forward combines jurisprudentially meaningful data collection with advances in measurement technologies.

This chapter argues the case for investigating users' values as important influences on the design of software architecture.

The chapter argues that Iranian scientists may have been able to "extract valuable information from the blueprints while ignoring the flaws".

This chapter argues that service design is UX by bringing UX design principles to the field of service design.

(In the 1990s Duncan wrote a book that contained a chapter arguing for legalisation, although those sections were removed when he released it in paperback).