How did this affect your ability to develop arguments in support of the point of view?
It requires us to understand where other people are coming from and to develop arguments that are outward-facing.
Students preparing the rebuttal will need to research points that the other side may draw upon and develop arguments to discredit them.
In Gaza, Hamas has been holding workshops and seminars, mostly attended by its supporters, to develop arguments against the United Nations effort.
Or, to shift the focus, students might instead develop arguments about another issue raised by the Dharun Ravi case, like sentencing of young offenders or bullying and cyberbullying.
The company hired consultants and law firms in Washington in 2000 and 2001 to develop arguments against the treaty, most notably that it would conflict with global free trade rules.
The use of DNA and specialists to develop arguments for mitigation may have played a role in the decline, but the reality is that the death penalty exists in America because legislators believe that the public wants the death penalty.
Students use the interactive nature of simulations to develop arguments, make judgements and evaluate situations.
Our contribution aims to develop arguments in favor of a reconsideration of exposure therapy to change fear-avoidance phenomena in the context of chronic pain.
In recent years, attempts have been made to develop arguments to the effect that Zermelo's conclusion can be strengthened to a full categoricity assertion (McGee 1997; Martin 2001), but we will not discuss these arguments here.
McWilliams' defense counsel pleaded with the judge for time to review the findings with an expert and develop arguments about his client's mental health.
