Sentence examples for core argument was that from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dayan's core argument was that Mr. Bout had humored the supposed FARC representatives' interest in weapons, and even encouraged it, in an attempt to sell two cargo planes that he intended to persuade the men were necessary for the delivery of the weapons.

The core argument was that removing wine duties would encourage more investment from international wine traders, which would in turn create more jobs and bring other economic benefits to Hong Kong.

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The core argument is that quality assurance has been used as an instrument to reshape the higher education landscape in Singapore.

Ms. Tucker's core argument is that the absence of another company's software on the iPod constitutes "crippleware". I disagree.

His core argument is that the trouble we are seeing in Iraq results from the profound unwillingness of Sunni Arabs in Iraq and elsewhere to accept the rise to power of Shiites in what is, after all, their own country.

The core argument is that if schools are freed from bureaucratic controls and forced to compete for students, they will have both the means and the incentives to become successful.

"My core argument is that you've got a lot to win and not a lot to lose," said Evan Wolfson, the founder of Freedom to Marry, a group that campaigns for marriage rights.

Their core argument is that the Merger Agreement imposed no duty on Blackstone (or on Aladdin to cause Blackstone) to take any affirmative action to obtain the OCC's approval for the Merger.

Their core argument is that widening the brief of Operation Trident, which previously specialised exclusively in gun crime and its presence among black communities, will weaken the public trust that has been vital to its past successes and see it co-opted into an "enforcement-led war on gangs" that will only make matters worse.

Adverse shifts away from the American century were already underway before November 8. Now I turn to the "Trump effect". My core argument is that on balance, far from "making America great again," Trump's proposals will damage some key sources of American power and in particular, the sources of power that Joe's work has helped us understand.