Sentence examples for i will be arguing from inspiring English sources
I will be arguing for progress on all these issues in the coming months.Stability and transparency alone cannot deliver growth and tackle poverty.
And I will be standing up for what you believe — that there should be no escape from paying your fair share, and that's why I will be arguing that we should implement a black list on uncooperative tax havens.
In March, I will be arguing that case before the Ohio Supreme Court, taking the position that lactation is an aspect of pregnancy, so that her termination violates the Ohio version of Title VII.
I would like to argue, and I will be arguing that part of the complexity of malaria — and if I were asked the question — although you may want to disagree with me, because people are still arguing about how one defines a malaria and how one deals with it.
"While money is important," he said, "I will be arguing in the report that there are other circumstances which, the research shows, are as important as money in determining outcomes: the interest you take in your children, how you bond with them, whether you read to them, the interest you show in what they are doing at school".
I will be arguing for progress and commitment by all other countries to the HIPC process at this weekend's meeting of G7 finance ministers, at the IMF and World Bank meetings in April, and in the run-up to the Birmingham summit.However, the sooner we restore lasting stability and growth in East Asia, the better for the entire world economic community, including the poorest countries.
So in about a week actually, I'll be arguing a 1983 case before the Second Circuit.
Mapping translation flows principally in Montreal, I'll be arguing that understanding cities not only as multilingual but as translational allows us to determine which languages count in the civic conversation.
As I'll be arguing in the IQ2 debate "Animal rights should trump human interests" in Sydney on Tuesday night, the assertion of an animal right to life is non-sensical.
And I'll be arguing that.
Sometimes she was downright plain-spoken: "This is a movie people will be arguing about, I think, for as long as there are movies".
