Sentence examples for further argument to from inspiring English sources

It also called for further argument to decide whether Negro children should be admitted forthwith to schools of their choice or whether a gradual adjustment may be made to non-segregated schools.

Any of the parties can then request what is known as a Rule 20 hearing in which a further argument to either support or set aside Mr. Morris's recommendation can be made.

But it would require a further argument to say, quite generally, that wherever items x and y are mutually existentially dependent as defined by (EDR), they are identical.

This is not to deny that we owe something to those decent associations of which we find ourselves non-voluntary members but we do need some further argument to determine exactly what this amounts to.

Again, Anderson's rejection of the rationalist view that there must be simple or ultimate units upon which complex things can be built would not lead without further argument to the view that there cannot be such simple parts or totalities (Mackie 1985).

As to the second, while it is a constraint on any theory of intention to show the unity of 'naïve' and 'sophisticated' rationalization, insofar as they are really unified, it would take much further argument to show that this cannot be done while thinking of intention as a mental state (cf. Setiya 2007a, pp. 51 2).

Matthew Miller, a spokesman for the Justice Department, said the government was "pleased with the court's interim ruling, which will allow this important, lifesaving research to continue while we present further arguments to the court in the weeks to come".

When focusing on p-parabolic variational problem ((1< pfurther arguments to establish the growth rate of solutions near the free boundary.

Since the paper does not provide further arguments to back this claim, I believe it should not be made.

For the last round, we attached six recent position papers to the questionnaire in order to present further arguments to the participants.

The main conclusion of this report should be that the occurrence of Gollop-Wolfgang in a consanguineous family brings further arguments to support autosomal recessive inheritance.