Sentence examples for developed the argument from inspiring English sources

It was Adam Smith who developed the argument that free trade raises over-all income and prosperity.

Sundel developed the argument that the Constitution vests in Congress -- not the president -- the power to define war crimes, and that it had done so in 1996 when it passed the War Crimes Act.

In 1841 he published a second edition of Contrasts, to which he added two new plates that developed the argument beyond individual buildings, to present a whole moral panorama.

From these premises she developed the argument that mothers, by virtue of their maternal work, cannot countenance violence, whether in social settings like the playground or the workplace, or as an instrument of state policy.

He had opposed the Iraq war and she had been a skeptic; they jointly developed the argument that the United States should quickly end its involvement in Iraq, bolster the American presence in Afghanistan and focus on a "light footprint" strategy elsewhere.

As it is developed, the argument is made that the US saw (or hoped for) the creation of a "Sunni crescent" in the Middle East as a check against Iran and its allies.

KB developed the arguments, conceptualised the framework and drafted and revised the manuscript.

ML developed the arguments, reviewed the literature and wrote the first draft of the paper.

"They let the Tory press develop the argument that this initiative was going to bypass the planning system," he says.

Pinker quotes this passage, and then goes on to develop the argument much more thoroughly than I ever did.

It was not, however, until Oct. 1, in a speech titled "Emancipation Our Best Weapon," delivered in Worcester before the Republican State Convention, that Sumner had a chance to develop the argument.