Sentence examples for conduct the argument from inspiring English sources

Argumentation (Carbogim et al., 2000; Pollock, 2002) is the use of computers in the process of arguing, either for helping humans to argue or by actually using the computers to conduct the argument.

The laws were built to withstand judicial scrutiny, describing the key mechanism to remove citizenship as one of "revocation by conduct" – the argument is that if the law is "self-executing" this could head off judicial review.

The justices' reaction to all of that attention was to conduct business as usual, starting two of the arguments with the announcement of inconsequential decisions and then conducting the arguments themselves in characteristically informal fashion.

"We have to conduct the big argument on the wealth-creating potential of the macro-economy, not only the targeted campaign on the injustices of it.

All that a free society requires of them - as of every citizen - is that they conduct this argument peacefully and obey the law of the land.

The board voted unanimously to conduct the count after hearing arguments from lawyers for the Democrats and Republicans.

This is potentially very dry and difficult subject matter yet Dawkins, known for his showmanship, conducted the audience skillfully through his argument.

Expression analysis of ethylene response genes was conducted to support the argument that HD stress modulates ethylene production in rice plants.

But they will largely conduct their argument by looking at different sets of data, such as different ways of measuring inflation, rival data sets or whether changes to post-tax income such as welfare cuts or tax rises are included.

Each week Ebert and Siskel carried on unscripted discussions of the films they reviewed, and their immense popularity was in part due to frequently diverging opinions and a willingness to conduct heated arguments on the air.

Google's amended petition asked that the government let it report national security request data every six months instead of every year; publish the types of requests it received, like requests for business records or wiretaps; and conduct oral arguments about the issue in open court.