Sentence examples for division of arguments from inspiring English sources
They appear in that order, for example, in his division of the modalities into possibility, actuality, and necessity; in his division of signs into icons, indexes, and symbols; in the division of symbols into terms, propositions, and arguments; and in his division of arguments into abductions, inductions, and deductions.
In his statement, Father Lombardi, the Vatican spokesman, dismissed talk of "arguments, divisions and power struggles" in the Curia as "disinformation".
Washington Post staff writer Hank Stuever called it "refreshingly frank" and found most interesting the small details of the family's everyday life, such as the food supply, division of labor, and minor arguments.
SOMETIMES the simplest of arguments can reveal the deepest of divisions.
This division of labour would occasionally lead to arguments.
The hot topic at court and at Westminster was Scottish-English relations, with many arguments about "the division of the kingdom".
A panel of judges in the appellate division of the New York Supreme Court heard oral arguments in both Hashmi and Abdur-Rashid's cases earlier this month.
The theoretical case for free trade is based on Adam Smith's argument that the division of labour among countries leads to specialization, greater efficiency, and higher aggregate production.
That individual species exhibit strong differences in the comparative rank of the MA scores associated with their three biting muscles (Additional file 2) reinforces arguments that the structural division of jaw muscles may allow for functional diversification [ 28, 42- 44].
One NATO-country diplomat said that the Bush argument for a better division of labor is a strong one, pointing to the Australian peacekeepers in East Timor, for example.
Watson's finding of a difference in the number of hours worked between male and female managers working full-time reinforces the argument that the domestic division of labour contributes to wage differentials [ 24].
