Sentence examples for focus on arguments from inspiring English sources

So the Czech case is likely to focus on arguments about how the local service was configured, and whether arrangements could be more transparent.

I focus on arguments for the sake of brevity.

Here I will focus on arguments for dogmatic skepticism about justified moral belief, but essentially the same arguments could be formulated to support dogmatic skepticism about moral knowledge.

As a result, Winter dubs the idea that anti-pipeline activists are changing the game as a "red herring," given that regulators wouldn't exactly be doing their job if they were making decisions based on polling data instead of evidence (the same way that judges and juries are supposed to ignore public pressures and focus on arguments made in a highly controlled context).

The people who had questions needed arguments beyond climate, which led to more and more focus on arguments beyond climate".

Related to this point, by widening our scope of interest in religion, and avoiding a narrow focus on arguments concerning the existence of God, we are encouraged to consider works other than the Dialogues when assessing the nature and character of Hume's views on this subject.

The most recent battles have wrongly focused on arguments about the "supremacy" of the House of Commons over the Lords.

Rarely has so much in-the-moment attention been focused on arguments before the Supreme Court, which stubbornly sticks to traditions that predate the communications revolution.

It is now focusing on arguments it hopes will persuade them of the risks and effects on their everyday lives of voting to leave.

Group members can choose to all work together to create these lists, or, if they prefer, they can divide the work up among themselves, with some students focusing on arguments for keeping this type of information private and the others focusing on reasons why it should be made public.

NEW HAVEN — Jurors considering the fate of the convicted killer in the Cheshire, Conn., home invasion case deliberated for a second day without reaching a verdict Saturday on whether to impose a death sentence, but sent a note indicating that they remained focused on arguments that could spare the life of the defendant, Steven J. Hayes.