Sentence examples for has argued elsewhere from inspiring English sources

As one of us has argued elsewhere, ("Why Boards Must Look Beyond Shareholders"), defining material issues, including climate risks, is ultimately the responsibility of the board of directors.

The counter-argument is one of moral hazard; that Greece would not reform under such circumstances and that other nations would copy its example.Your blogger has argued elsewhere that, just as the moral arguments go through a cycle, so do the relations of creditors and debtors.

Edmonds has argued elsewhere (Edmonds 2008) that such types of general equilibrium responses to child labor regulation are unlikely, but we cannot rule them out with our design.

As the main author of this paper has argued elsewhere, the problem lies in the relation between abstract principles on the one hand, and moral agency in practice on the other (Landeweerd 2009).

Slow Writing; or, Getting Off the Book Standard: What Can Journal Editors Do? Lindsay Waters has argued elsewhere that the dominant position of the book in humanities scholarship is ripe for challenge.

Cowie has argued elsewhere that underdetermination per se cannot be taken to be evidence for nativism: if it were, we would have to be nativists about everything that people learn (Cowie 1994 19999).

I have argued elsewhere that issuer-licensed insider trading can be morally permissible and economically harmless.

With respect, I have argued elsewhere that this view is misguided.

As I've argued elsewhere, such an outcome would be far from disastrous.

What this marketplace produces, as I have argued elsewhere, is not consensus, but doubt and cynicism.

I have argued elsewhere that the imagined safety of owning a gun is illusionary for most ordinary people.