Sentence examples for described arguments from inspiring English sources

Thus, it is timely, possible and necessary to evaluate the above described arguments of more or less cultivar choice under different regulatory regimes.

Mr Clegg described arguments over the House of Lords as a "bump in the road in the Westminster Village" that will "not stop us from continuing to govern in the national interest for the whole country".

She described arguments that the technological surveillance of individuals, businesses and diplomatic missions is necessary in the global fight against terrorism as "untenable" and an affront to the sovereignty of nations.

In the paperwork I read late at night at home, officials would regularly describe arguments about a policy decision as if they were a chess game between different departments.

A story in The (Raleigh) News & Observer from October 7 , 1990 describes arguments for and against building an art museum at Duke University Road and Anderson Street.

The first section, covering reasoning regarding compulsory treatment, describes arguments for and against involuntary psychiatric treatment presented by the respondents in relation to cases.

There is a widely held concern that using war and sport metaphors to describe argument contributes to the breakdown of argumentative processes.

Sometimes the difference between these two kinds of argument is expressed by describing argument-2 as process or transaction, and argument-1 as the product that results from it (see Goodwin 2001).

In the book, the authors described fierce arguments among those on the boat.

The editors described the arguments for a ban as "centred on the Daily Mail's reputation for poor fact checking, sensationalism and flat-out fabrication".

The ACT chief minister, Katy Gallagher, has described those arguments as patronising to same-sex couples, who, under the new law, could marry in Canberra from December.